South Korean president Moon Jae-in has wrapped up his four-day working visit to India on Wednesday.
The leaders of South Korea and India vowed to further expand economic cooperation targeting 50-billion US dollars in bilateral trade by 2030.
President Moon said "I am committed to raising South Korea's relations with India to the level as those with four major powers around the Korean peninsula."
He added that "Prime Minister Modi and I agreed to promote cooperation for people, prosperity, and peace and respond to the fourth industrial revolution so as to create engines for future growth."
To that end, the two leaders adopted a 17-point vision statement. Finally, it vows to build a future together by joining forces to work towards Industrial Revolution 4.0.
Source: Arirang News
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