Lee returns from France visit after defending early summit diplomacy

  • President Lee Jae Myung returned to South Korea after a France state visit and defended frequent overseas travel as early summit diplomacy.
  • South Korea and France agreed to invest €500 million, approximately 800 billion Korean won, in the video industry over five years.
  • Lee faces controversies over two ministerial nominees and a pending Hormuz Strait dispatch decision amid ruling-party opposition.

President Lee Jae Myung returned to South Korea after a France state visit that included a summit with President Emmanuel Macron, cooperation discussions on defense and nuclear energy, and a €500 million video-industry investment agreement. During the trip, Lee defended frequent overseas visits as early shuttle diplomacy intended to extend investment, economic and security benefits during his constitutionally limited term. He also faces domestic nominee controversies and a pending decision on dispatching forces to the Hormuz Strait.

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