Seoul, March 27: Officials from New Delhi and Seoul will meet in New Delhi on Thursday to discuss ways to expand economic and financial cooperation, South Korean Finance Ministry said on Monday.The working-level talks will be lead by Jin Seung-ho, Finance Ministry Director, Yonhap news agency reported.
Among the top agendas to be discussed is the $10 billion Seoul-New Delhi financial programme aimed at developing the subcontinent's infrastructure, which was agreed at the bilateral summit meeting in 2015, said the ministry.
India is South Korea's eighth-largest trading partner with its exports to New Delhi hitting $11.6 billion last year.
India, S. Korea to discuss financial cooperation
March 26, 2017by
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