S. Korea asks Malaysia to help join high-speed rail link project
SEOUL, April 14 (Yonhap) -- South Korean Trade Minister Joo Hyung-hwan on Friday asked his Malaysian counterpart to help South Korean firms join a high-speed rail link project between Malaysia and Singapore.
Joo and his Malaysian counterpart, Mustapa Mohamed, held talks in Seoul earlier in the day during which they discussed a range of bilateral and multilateral trade and economic issues.
Joo told the Malaysian minister that South Korea is making "pan-governmental" efforts for the rail project between Malaysia and Singapore, according to a statement released by the South Korean ministry.
The Malaysian minister said he would "welcome" South Korean firms joining the project, according to the statement.
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