Warsaw and Seoul sign agreements for a global partnership until 2028

During the first visit of a South Korean Foreign Minister to Poland in 18 years, Warsaw and Seoul sign the latest action plan for the implementation of a political, economic, scientific, and cultural and defence partnership until 2028.

South Korea and Poland have been strategic partners since 2013, with South Korea in recent years becoming a major supplier of weapons as NATO member Poland carries out a massive investment program to modernize its armed forces. Polish Foreign Minister and his Korean counterpart also discussed expanding access to Polish food products in the South Korean market.