On Wednesday, President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada agreed to deepen their collaboration on essential minerals and other economic security concerns.
The leaders “strongly condemned” North Korea’s nuclear and missile development and pledged to maintain joint efforts for a rules-based order in the area in a joint statement issued following their summit in Seoul.
As the two countries look to increase collaboration on security and crucial minerals used in electric vehicles (EVs), Trudeau landed in Seoul on Tuesday for the first time in nine years as Canada’s leader.
