South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung said, “South Korea and the US should expand the scope of cooperation, not just limited to long-standing security alliances, but also cover the fields of technology, innovation, and start-ups.” He emphasized that combining America's world-class venture capital capabilities and global network with South Korea's advanced technological strength and manufacturing competitiveness will create a number of new global innovative enterprises. Lee Jae-myung also called on US venture capital firms to strengthen cooperation and expand investment in South Korea, while promising to create the world's most attractive investment and entrepreneurship environment. He said that South Korea will reform the visa system to better attract overseas entrepreneurs, and at the same time lay the foundation for establishing a cooperative system between domestic and foreign companies, scientific research institutions, and investors. He also promised to help Korean startups grow into globally competitive companies through funds managed by the private sector and government.

South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung said, “South Korea and the US should expand the scope of cooperation, not just limited to long-standing security alliances, but also cover the fields of technology, innovation, and start-ups.” He emphasized that combining America's world-class venture capital capabilities and global network with South Korea's advanced technological strength and manufacturing competitiveness will create a number of new global innovative enterprises. Lee Jae-myung also called on US venture capital firms to strengthen cooperation and expand investment in South Korea, while promising to create the world's most attractive investment and entrepreneurship environment. He said that South Korea will reform the visa system to better attract overseas entrepreneurs, and at the same time lay the foundation for establishing a cooperative system between domestic and foreign companies, scientific research institutions, and investors. He also promised to help Korean startups grow into globally competitive companies through funds managed by the private sector and government.