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Analysis How Seoul’s diplomatic outreach to Cairo could intrude on North Korea-Egypt tiesWhile Cairo and Pyongyang have ended official military cooperation, their bond will likely prove difficult to break  During his recent tour of the Middle East, Moon Jae-in became the first South Korean president to visit Cairo in 16 years, meeting with his Egyptian counterpart for discussions on topics ranging from infrastructure cooperation to arms sales. The three-day visit underlined Seoul’s prioritization of the region and increasing economic partnerships between the two countries. It also showcased a notable state of affairs — Cairo’s evolving relationship with Pyongyang as it seeks to expand ties beyond its traditional Korean ally. © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |
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