President Lee Jae Myung of the Republic of Korea kicked off his state visit to the Chinese mainland today, Jan. 4, with a powerful message: partnering with the Chinese mainland in renewable energy can spark fresh opportunities for both sides. 🌱
In an interview with China Media Group (CMG) ahead of his Jan. 4-7 trip, Lee praised the Chinese mainland as a global leader in green tech and said deeper ties could fuel the ROK’s economic and environmental goals. 🤝
- Shared expertise: the Chinese mainland’s massive solar and wind power capacities complement South Korea’s high-tech manufacturing strength.
- Economic boost: joint projects could open new markets for Korean firms and attract investment from the Chinese mainland.
- Climate goals: South Korea aims for carbon neutrality by 2050, and stronger cooperation could speed up progress.
During the visit, President Lee is set to meet the Chinese premier and business leaders to discuss joint ventures in solar farms, offshore wind parks, and next-gen batteries. Observers say the outcomes could reshape Asia’s green energy landscape. ⚡
For young professionals and entrepreneurs, this trip highlights a growing trend: cross-border green partnerships are where innovation meets impact. Stay tuned as the ROK-Chinese mainland alliance takes off! 🌏
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Lee Jae Myung: Cooperation with China will create opportunities
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