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South Korea has set an ambitious goal to become the world’s fourth-largest defense industry power by 2030! President Lee Jae Myung announced this at the Seoul International Aerospace & Defense Exhibition, the country’s largest-ever arms fair.

The plan includes major investments in defense and aerospace research, focusing on cutting-edge technologies like military-grade semiconductors. With booming exports since the war in Ukraine, South Korea is not only selling weapons but also sharing technology and expertise with global partners.

The defense fair also attracted officials from NATO, the United States, and allied nations, while a special envoy is in Europe to strengthen cooperation.

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South Korea’s goal: #4 defense industry power by 2030.

Announcement made by President Lee at Seoul Aerospace & Defense Exhibition.

State-backed heavy investment in defense and aerospace R&D.

Focus on technological independence: military-grade semiconductor chips.

South Korea was 10th largest arms exporter in 2023.

Exports boosted since the war in Ukraine — multi-billion-dollar deals globally.

Commitment to share technology and defense expertise with partners.

Diplomacy with NATO, the US, and allied nations ongoing.

Special envoy in Europe to strengthen defense cooperation.

Overall aim: become a top-tier global exporter of advanced defense technology.

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