China and South Korea have reignited their economic cooperation after years of relatively muted ties, signing US$44 million in new export deals and dozens of memorandums of understanding (MOUs) in the wake of a high-level summit held amid shifting regional dynamics – most notably, a protracted diplomatic dispute between Beijing and Tokyo.
South Korea hosted its first export promotion and investment attraction event in Beijing in nine years, according to its Ministry of Trade, Industry and…
China, South Korea sign US$44 million in trade deals after years of friction
