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South Korea's Lee to visit Singapore, Philippines for AI, Nuclear Energy talks

South Korean President to visit Singapore and the Philippines to bolster AI and nuclear energy partnerships.

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Firstpost•27-02-2026, 17:06

South Korea's Lee to visit Singapore, Philippines for AI, Nuclear Energy talks

•South Korean President Lee Jae Myung will visit Singapore and the Philippines in early March.
•Discussions will focus on cooperation in artificial intelligence and nuclear energy.
•Lee will meet Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong from March 1-3 to expand investment and trade ties.
•He will then meet Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr from March 3-4.
•Agenda with the Philippines includes defense industry, infrastructure, nuclear energy, and critical minerals.

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