BRUSSELS (AP) — South Korea’s foreign minister says Seoul has begun “contingency planning” to ensure that her country and Britain maintain close trade relations after…
BRUSSELS (AP) — South Korea’s foreign minister says Seoul has begun “contingency planning” to ensure that her country and Britain maintain close trade relations after Britain leaves the European Union.
Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha said Friday that “we are already having serious discussions about this.”
She said South Korea’s president held talks with British Prime Minister Theresa May about future trade ties on the sidelines of a summit of European and Asian leaders in Brussels.
