South Korean Trade Minister Says Country Can Meet CPTPP's Standards
South Korea is ready to meet the standards set by the 11-member Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo told Nikkei, according to an unofficial translation. Discussing the trade pact's ability to benefit both South Korea…
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and Japan, Yeo said that South Korea will begin discussions on the process for joining the regional trade agreement. The South Korean government's comments follow bids from China and Taiwan to join the CPTPP.