French President Emmanuel Macron will travel to South Korea for an official state visit April 2-3. The leaders plan to discuss cooperation in technology sectors including artificial intelligence and space exploration.
French President Emmanuel Macron will make an official state visit to South Korea during the first week of April, according to an announcement from Seoul officials on March 13.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will welcome Macron for the two-day diplomatic visit scheduled for April 2-3, the presidential Blue House announced in an official statement.
The formal agenda for April 3 includes a ceremonial welcome for the French leader, high-level discussions between the presidents, the signing of bilateral agreements, and an official state luncheon, according to the Blue House.
Officials indicated the presidential talks will cover economic partnerships, investment opportunities, and collaborative efforts in emerging technology fields including artificial intelligence, quantum computing, space exploration, and nuclear energy development. The leaders will also address broader regional and international matters during their meetings.
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