On 16 September 2026, the Seoul Declaration was adopted in Seoul as part of the summit of the heads of state of the Republic of Korea and the Central Asian countries, held in the Korea–Central Asia C5+1 format. The Declaration sets out the goals and…
On 16 September 2026, the Seoul Declaration was adopted in Seoul as part of the summit of the heads of state of the Republic of Korea and the Central Asian countries, held in the Korea–Central Asia C5+1 format.
The Declaration sets out the goals and priority areas for the further development of cooperation between the Republic of Korea and the Central Asian countries. It is aimed at strengthening multilateral partnerships in the fields of economy, industry, science, artificial intelligence, and technology.
The document places particular emphasis on cooperation in artificial intelligence as one of the key areas of technological development. The parties expressed their readiness to expand cooperation in artificial intelligence, science, and technology, exchange knowledge and experience, and implement joint initiatives.
The adoption of the Seoul Declaration represents an important step towards strengthening the partnership between the Republic of Korea and the Central Asian countries, creating new opportunities for the further development of regional cooperation in artificial intelligence, science, technology, and digitalisation.
