Seoul says that ‘visa uncertainties’ must be addressed before substantial investments are launched.
Visa curbs must be addressed before substantial investments can begin, says South Korea’s foreign minister.
By Elis Gjevori and News Agencies
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South Korea has suggested that problems with United States visas for Korean workers must be resolved before a mooted $350bn investment package can move forward.
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