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Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, South Korea

Under President Lee Myung-bak, South Korea is devoting more attention to Africa. In 2009, Lee pledged to double aid to Africa to US$200 million. Shortly after, Seoul hosted its second Korea-Africa Forum. High-level visits are on the increase; the latest is Shin Kak-soo’s tour of Congo-Kinshasa, South Africa, Ghana and Kenya in early January....

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Lee Myung-bak, South Korea, Shin Kak-soo, Congo-Kinshasa, South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, China, Japan, Ebrahim Ebrahim, Gwendoline Mahlangu-Nkabinde, Sri Lanka, Israel

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