South Korea Considers Joining Defense Technology Pact
The Defence Minister of South Korea recently announced that the country is actively engaged in discussions to potentially join a significant defense technology agreement. This agreement involves key players such as Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Details of the Discussions
During a meeting with Australian officials, South Korea’s Defence Minister, Shin Won-sik, expressed the country’s interest in participating in a landmark defense technology pact. Shin Won-sik mentioned that the discussions also touched upon the potential collaboration in what is known as AUKUS pillar two.
Focus on Advanced Technologies
AUKUS pillar two primarily focuses on the development of cutting-edge technologies such as hypersonic weapons, drones, and other advanced defense systems. South Korea’s involvement in this pact could lead to significant advancements in defense capabilities for all participating nations.
