South Korean President Lee Jae Myung tells Brazilian and South Korean business leaders that the two countries have potential to deepen economic cooperation, pointing to next-generation civil aircraft, critical minerals and Korean beauty products as areas for growth. Speaking at a business roundtable in Sao Paulo, Lee says the scale of the two economies creates “significant” opportunities, but he notes bilateral trade volumes remain relatively low. He frames the push for cooperation in the context of global uncertainty and broader shifts affecting supply chains and industry. Lee also connects the proposed partnerships to technological change, including the ongoing AI-driven transformation of sectors. The business event follows summit talks in Brasilia with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, with Lee describing the goal as building synergies based on complementary strengths between Korean and Brazilian companies.
Lee proposes aircraft, critical minerals and K-beauty cooperation with Brazil
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung tells Brazilian and South Korean business leaders that the two countries have potential to deepen economic cooperation, pointing to next-generation civil aircraft,...
- President Lee Jae Myung addresses a business roundtable in Sao Paulo to discuss expanding Korea-Brazil economic cooperation.
- Lee cites next-generation civil aircraft as a key area for potential joint development.
- Lee also highlights cooperation on critical mineral supply chains.
- K-beauty/cosmetics is presented as another sector with growth potential.
- Lee says bilateral trade volume is currently relatively low despite the large potential for cooperation.
President Lee Jae Myung called on South Korean and Brazilian businesses Tuesday to capitalize on their complementary strengths, identifying next-generation commercial aircraft, critical minerals and K-beauty as potential engines of growth. Lee outlined his vision for deeper economic cooperation between the two countries at a business roundtable in Sao Paulo, a day after holding summit talks with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in Brasilia. “As global uncertainty grows, it is more important than ever to find partners that can build on each other’s strengths and create synergies,” Lee said in his opening remarks. READ: What Do You Want […]...Keep on reading: Lee pitches aircraft, minerals and K-Beauty to power Korea-Brazil growth
4 hours agoSAO PAULO — President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday that Korea and Brazil have significant potential to expand economic cooperation, citing aircraft, critical minerals and cosmetics as areas where the countries could achieve greater collaboration. The Korean president made the remarks at a business roundtable in Sao Paulo, which brought together leaders of major companies from both countries to explore joint business opportunities. "Considering the sizes of the two countries' economies, the potential for bilateral economic cooperation is very significant," Lee said in his welcoming speech at the event. The president noted that despite the significant potential, bilateral trade volume remains relatively "very small." He cited the joint development of next-generation civil aircraft, critical mineral supply chains and Korean beauty products as areas where the two countries could achieve "big outcomes" through cooperation. "The deepening technological hegemony, represented by the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution and shifting supply chains, is rapidly transforming global industries and t
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