TIRANA, May 20 – Prime Minister Edi Rama is on an official visit to the Republic of Korea together with the accompanying delegation.

Following his meeting in Seoul with South Korean Prime Minister Kim Minseok, Rama shared the main discussion points on social media. He said the talks focused on the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations, similarities between the two countries, and further cooperation in technology, artificial intelligence, and tourism.

In addition, the visit aims to deepen bilateral cooperation and expand partnership in areas linked to development, technology, and innovation.
Meanwhile, Rama will address the opening ceremony of the Asian Leadership Conference alongside international figures, including Prime Minister Kim Minseok.

South Korean media also covered the meeting. Korea Times reported that Kim expects broader exchanges and stronger cooperation with Albania. The report noted Albania’s appointment of what it described as the world’s first minister for artificial intelligence. It added that South Korea also places strong emphasis on artificial intelligence and advanced technologies.

Rama, for his part, said Albania seeks stronger cooperation in trade, investment, and artificial intelligence.

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