South Korea Forms Task Force with US for Uranium Enrichment

South Korea is forming an interagency task force to coordinate efforts with the United States regarding uranium enrichment and spent nuclear fuel reprocessing for peaceful purposes. The announcement was made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Seoul. The creation of this task force is part of a broader bilateral agreement reached in November. The agreement also includes the reduction of US tariffs, indicating an effort to strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries. The coordination in the field of nuclear energy underscores the importance of cooperation between South Korea and the US in promoting the peaceful use of nuclear technology. This agreement is expected to contribute to strengthening energy security and economic development in both countries. This move comes at a time of increased geopolitical tensions in the region and highlights the need for close cooperation between allies to address common challenges.