translated from Spanish: Sebastián Piñera lands in Korea of the South for two-day state visit

President Sebastián Piñera landed today in Seoul for ini CIAR a State visit two days to South Korea aimed at strengthening ties, especially in economic field.
The official agenda begins Monday, with a wreath of Piñera and the first lady, Cecilia Morel, in the Seoul National Cemetery, where lie southern veterans who fought in the war of Korea (1950-9153).
Then, Pinera will meet with his South Korean counterpart, Moon Jae-in, which is expected to treat issues of economic cooperation and which are mutually reported in detail on regional issues, including the ongoing process of rapprochement with Korea in the North.
Both preside after a lunch with South Korean businessmen, until Chilean President move to Suwon (to the South of Seoul) to visit the Samsung Innovation Museum.
This site traces the history of the South Korean technology giant to its past achievements, as 5G technology which has helped implement and develop and which is already operational for cell phone from beginning of April in Korea of the South, the first country of the world to have a nationwide network of this type.
Before flying back to Chile, both Pinera and the first lady will return to the Blue House, the South Korean Presidential residence, to have dinner with Moon and the first South Korean Lady, Kim Jung-sook.
Of Chile and South Korea are major commercial partners, having signed a free trade agreement (FTA) which came into force in 2004 and became the first ever signed by a Latin American country and one Asian.
South Korea is the fifth trading partner of Chile, with a volume of Exchange which reached 6.150 million in 2017.
Both countries agreed the year begin negotiations for deepening of NAFTA and after having held a first round of talks in Seoul is expected to have the second soon place in Chile.

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