The Government of Canada and Republic of Korea have agreed on an Action Plan to implement the Canada-Korea Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, which includes opportunities for collaborations and partnerships between the countries’ researchers. The action plan spans five pillars: values and human rights, security and defense, economic prosperity and security, environmental and energy concerns, and health and culture. Under several of these pillars, Canada and Korea will collaborate on research and development efforts and foster stronger links between researchers from the two countries. “The ambitious action plan we are announcing today outlines concrete steps and initiatives that will ensure Canadians can benefit from the enormous potential of our relationship with a strategic partner in the Indo-Pacific, now and in the decades to come,” said Canada Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly.
