MOSCOW, February 26 (RIA Novosti) - South Korea considers implementing the agreements that the country reached with Russia, including on the summit level, as a priority to step up bilateral economic cooperation, the South Korean Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade said Sunday.
"These include willingness to sign agreements on cooperation in the natural gas sector, space technology security, anti-poaching measures and to ratify agreements on science and technical collaboration in the space industry," Ban Ki-Moon said in an interview.
The minister said such priority spheres as the development of energy and natural resources, including in East Siberia and Sakhalin, the connection of the Trans-Korean and the Trans-Siberian railroads, aerospace technologies, fishing and navigation, information and communications were outlined in the plan of action in trade and economic cooperation that was signed at the November summit.
