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Africa-Press – Mauritius. <\/strong><\/span>South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol on June 4 borrowed Kenya\u2019s national motto \u2018Harambee\u2019 as he sought to endear himself to African leaders gathered in Seoul for a major Summit.<\/p>\n

Harambee is a Swahili word that loosely translates to \u2018all pull together\u2019 and the South Korea leader was using it to indicate the need for cooperation.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe share these similarities in Korea. Korea is ready to move forward with Africa as a true friend,\u201d he said, referring to the Asian country\u2019s rise from poverty to development.<\/p>\n

Kenya\u2019s founding President Jomo Kenyatta had used the word harambee often to rally the public to work together at common problems like disease, poverty and illiteracy. Those problems haven\u2019t left Africa though.<\/p>\n

Yeol spoke at an opening session of the inaugural Korea-Africa Summit at the at the Korea International Exhibition Centre in Goyang, near Seoul in South Korea. And 25 heads of state and government including Kenya\u2019s President William Ruto gathered here to listen to what the Summit promises as \u201cthe future we make together.\u201d<\/p>\n

Tanzania\u2019s Samia Suluhu Hassan, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Rwanda\u2019s Paul Kagame are also attending. Uganda sent Vice President Jessica Alupo.<\/p>\n

On the sidelines of the Korea-Africa summit, Kenya and the Korea Exim Bank, signed two funding agreements worth $238 million for the financing of Konza Digital Media City. The project, according to Kenya\u2019s Foreign Affairs PS Korir Sing\u2019oei, will help \u201cestablish a cutting edge film and creative economy hub at Konza Technopolis.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Bank\u2019s Executive Director and Board Member Hwang Kiyeon signed the deal with Dr Sing\u2019oei. It is the first achievement of what Kenya had said will form its ambitions in seeking collaboration in the creative industry.<\/p>\n

At the Summit opening session, which took the roundtable format, President Ruto told the audience true cooperation relies on finding out what each side can benefit first. The Summit, he added, was a welcome first step to creating a system that build both sides.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis summit demonstrates a resolve to elevate this relationship and mobilise political will needed for Africa and Korea to prosper together through mutually beneficial collaborations,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n

\u201cTo do this, we must leverage on our complementarities and implement win-win strategies on the basis of equal partnership,\u201d Mr Ruto said.<\/p>\n

Overall, the Korea-Africa Summit has brought representatives from 48 African nations, including 25 heads of state and government. And the opening session was to be followed by a series of business discussions between the two sides on Wednesday.<\/p>\n

It is also a welcome distraction to the South Korean leader\u2019s domestic woes. Last week, opposition politicians brought an impeachment bill against him, accusing him of interfering with a local investigation into the death of a soldier. He vetoed the proposed motion, local news reports showed.<\/p>\n

At the Summit, President Yoon said his country aims to expand trade and investment with Africa through a series of agreements, such as Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) and Trade and Investment Promotion Frameworks (TIPFs). Kenya, Tanzania and Morocco are some of the countries already negotiating bilateral EPAs.<\/p>\n

Yet his country has only been the latest to host a summit on Africa. Russia, China, UK, US, Turkey, Japan, Italy and the European Union have all summoned African leaders in the past.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn terms of trade, we will speed up the signing of EPAs and TIPFs. On the investment front, we will expand investment protection agreements to promote exchanges between the two countries\u2019 companies,\u201d Mr Yoon said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe will seek sustainable cooperation solutions for issues directly related to future growth, such as the stable supply of critical minerals and digital transformation,\u201d Mr Yoon said.<\/p>\n

Mr Yoon appended state visits within the Summit, giving special attention to Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Ethiopia\u2019s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Sierra Leonean leader Julius Maada Bio. He was expected to hold bilateral talks with President Ruto on Tuesday evening but he had already met with leaders of Lesotho, Ivory Coast, Mauritius, Zimbabwe, Togo, Rwanda, Mozambique, Sao Tome and Principe, Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde.<\/p>\n

\u201cTogether with our friends in Africa, South Korea will rigorously implement UN Security Council resolutions and work to safeguard peace on the Korean Peninsula and in the international community,\u201d Mr Yoon said.<\/p>\n

On June 5, the two sides are expected to sign what will be known as an MoU on \u2018Key Minerals Cooperation Partnership.\u2019 The document will not be legally binding on all participating members but the South Korean presidency indicated it will provide guidelines on future cooperation, including possible value addition related to crucial minerals.<\/p>\n

The Summit is being co-hosted by Mauritania, which is the rotating chair of the African Union this year. Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani said African leaders had already shown confidence in Korean relations, by honouring the invitations.<\/p>\n

\u201cI believe that the very reason African nations are attending this summit is because African countries are expressing their steadfast trust and gratitude towards South Korea.\u201d<\/p>\n

Attending heads of state\/government<\/p>\n

William Ruto-Kenya President<\/p>\n

Samia Suluhu Hassan-Tanzania President<\/p>\n

Paul Kagame-Rwanda President<\/p>\n

Nana Akufo Addo- Ghana President<\/p>\n

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani-Mauritania President<\/p>\n

Abiy Ahmed-Ethiopian Prime Minister<\/p>\n

Teodoro Obiang Nguema- Equitorial Guinea President<\/p>\n

Faure Gnassingbe- Togo President<\/p>\n

Filipe Nyusi- Mozambique President<\/p>\n

Alassane Ouattara- Ivory Coast President<\/p>\n

Emmerson Mnangagwa-Zimbabwe President<\/p>\n

Eric Masisi-Botswana President<\/p>\n

Julius Maada Bio-Sierra Leone President<\/p>\n

Joseph Boakai- Liberia President<\/p>\n

Umaru Sissoco Embalo- Guinea Bissau President<\/p>\n

Faustin-Archange Touadera-Central Africa Republic President<\/p>\n

Isaias Afwerki- Eritrea President<\/p>\n

Andry Rajoelina-Madagascar President<\/p>\n

Wavel Ramnakawan- Seychelles President<\/p>\n

Prithvirajsing Roopun- Mauritius President<\/p>\n

Samuel Ntsoloane Matekane-Lesotho Prime Minister<\/p>\n

Moussa Faki Mahamat-Chairperson of the African Union Commission<\/p>\n

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