President Moon has lunch with Governor-General and spouse... Requests attention to 'Korean diaspora community'

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Ji-eun] President Moon Jae-in, who is on a state visit to Australia, had lunch on the 14th at the Government House of New South Wales in Sydney with Governor Margaret Beazley and her spouse, as well as Premier Dominic Perrottet and his spouse.

President Moon stated that, marking the 60th anniversary of Korea-Australia diplomatic relations this year, the bilateral relationship has been elevated to a comprehensive strategic partnership. He expressed hope that Korea and New South Wales would expand practical cooperation in various fields, including supply chains, infrastructure, and climate change response such as low-carbon technologies. He also requested special attention and support from the state government for the Korean diaspora community.

The Governor and Premier welcomed the active entry of Korean companies into the Sydney area and the expanding cooperation between the two countries in future promising industries despite the COVID-19 situation. They expressed expectations to further expand cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and critical minerals sectors.

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