Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon (right) holds talks with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, at the government complex in Seoul on Feb. 14. In their meeting, Lee and Kurz signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on science and technology cooperation and vowed to expand human resource exchanges in the areas of information and communication technology and e-government. "Austria and South Korea are ideal partners in the era of the fourth industrial revolution," Lee said. "We will work harder to have a 'win-win' economic partnership and help Austria to expand its investment in South Korea."
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Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon (right) holds talks with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, at the government complex in Seoul on Feb. 14. In their meeting, Lee and Kurz signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on science and technology cooperation and vowed to expand human resource exchanges in the areas of information and communication technology and e-government. "Austria and South Korea are ideal partners in the era of the fourth industrial revolution," Lee said. "We will work harder to have a 'win-win' economic partnership and help Austria to expand its investment in South Korea."
