#NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
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Diplomacy ROK President Lee Speaks with NATO Secretary General Rutte
President Lee Jae-myung spoke by phone on the afternoon of February 10 with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, exchanging views on global security challenges and ways to expand Korea-NATO cooperation.. The call was made at Secretary General Rutte's request, coming seven months after the two leaders' first phone conversation in July of last year. President Lee and Secretary General Rutte agreed that continued cooperation between Korea and NATO is essential for addressing global security challenges, particularly as security in the Indo-Pacific and Europe has become increasingly interconnected. T
- David Kendall 기자
- 2026-02-11 15:25
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Diplomacy Foreign Minister Cho meets with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte
By Diplomacy Journal Kayla Lee Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul met with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) headquarters in Brussels on April 2, and exchanged views on ▴ ROK-NATO cooperation, ▴ major security issues such as Russo-North Korean military cooperation, and ▴ the global security situation. Secretary General Rutte expressed his pleasure at Minister Cho's participation in the NATO Foreign Ministers' Meeting and emphasized that NATO attaches great importance to cooperation with its partners in the region, including South Korea, Japan, Austral
- Kayla Lee 기자
- 2025-04-03 10:38
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Royal Thai Armed Forces Day Reception in Seoul Highlights Enduring Partnership
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Critical Minerals Ministerial Launches FORGE to Counter China's Dominance
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Wonju-based Public Institutions Donate Time and Food to Local Community
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Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Southern Inland Railway
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President Lee's 'Geunyang Dream' initaitve to expand in May
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Medical school enrollment to increase by 490 for the 2027 college entrance exam.
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2026-02-11 15:25
ROK President Lee Speaks with NATO Secretary General Rutte
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APEC 2026 First Senior Officials' Meeting Held in Guangzhou
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Iran's Revolution at 47: An Evening of History and Diplomacy in Seoul
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Medical school enrollment to increase by 490 for the 2027 college entrance exam.
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Seoul Puts Youth Policy to the Test
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