Strengthening Ties: India-South Korea to Boost Cultural and Diplomatic Relations

South Korean Ambassador Chang Jae bok expressed optimism about strengthening India-South Korea relations through cultural exchanges and potential high-level visits. He emphasized the importance of cultural ties in bringing the nations closer and highlighted the need for collaboration amid global challenges.

South Korean Ambassador Chang Jae bok, in a recent discussion with ANI, expressed optimism about the deepening relations between India and South Korea, particularly through cultural and people-to-people exchanges. He hinted at possible high-level visits between the two countries, though he remained tight-lipped about the specifics of these anticipated diplomatic engagements.

Speaking at the Hangeul Day celebrations at Apeejay School in Panchsheel, Ambassador Chang celebrated the enthusiasm of the students for Korean culture. 'I was touched by the school's warm welcome and amazed by the students' enthusiasm for Hangeul and Korean culture,' he remarked, while also acknowledging the critical role of such cultural exchanges in strengthening bilateral ties.

In light of ongoing global conflicts, the ambassador stressed the importance of close collaboration between the Indian and Korean governments. He referenced the long-standing diplomatic relations established in 1973 and recent bilateral meetings, reflecting on the shared strategic interests in trade, investment, and technological advancement.

(With inputs from agencies.)