
South Korea's Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok unveiled a 10 trillion won ($7.6 billion) supply chain stabilization fund, launching a long-term strategy to boost resilience and technological self-reliance, with new laws and cross-border partnerships to strengthen national economic security.

South Korea's Deputy Prime Minister Choi Sang-mok announced intensified monitoring and early warning measures for supply chain risks, unveiling new support for 84 leading companies and a 5 trillion won stabilization fund amid rising global economic security uncertainties.

South Korea and Japan agreed to deepen cooperation in economic security, science and technology, and social issues, with leaders adopting a joint statement and pledging closer coordination on North Korea and historical matters.