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| This photo, provided by the National Assembly, shows lawmakers from Korea and the European Union taking part in an interparliamentary meeting at the National Assembly a day earlier, Sept. 21. Yonhap |
Lawmakers from Korea and the European Union (EU) held a meeting to discuss ways to boost parliamentary cooperation in areas such as energy and climate change, the National Assembly said Wednesday.
Among the attendees at the Tuesday meeting were ruling People Power Party Rep. Park Soo-young and main opposition Democratic Party Rep. Lee Sang-min. From the EU, members of the European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with the Korean Peninsula, chaired by Lukas Mandl, and EU Ambassador to Korea Maria Castillo Fernandez took part.
Participants touched on the geopolitical and economic situations in Korea and the EU and discussed ways to strengthen ties between the two, especially on agenda items like poverty, energy and climate change, according to the assembly. (Yonhap)
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