Overcoming Trade Obstacles: South Korea's Challenges
Acting President Han Duck-soo of South Korea emphasized the need to overcome trade barriers by July, coinciding with the conclusion of U.S. trade talks. His statement underlines the importance of resolving any obstacles to ensure successful trade negotiations and foster improved economic relations between South Korea and the United States.

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On Tuesday, South Korea's acting President, Han Duck-soo, underscored the significance of addressing trade obstacles by July. This deadline aligns with the anticipated conclusion of ongoing trade discussions between South Korea and the United States.
With an eye toward smoother economic relations, Han's remarks highlighted the critical need to break down any barriers to successful negotiations. The outcome of these talks could have a considerable impact on the trading landscape in the region.
South Korea aims to fortify its position and avoid any setbacks in trade with the U.S. as they delve deeper into these vital discussions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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