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Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, South Korea

South Korea’s new Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Kim Sung-hwan took office in October, pledging closer engagement with Africa. His first emissary is Deputy Minister Kim Jae-shin, whose 28 November-5 December tour took in Tanzania, South Africa, Angola and Zimbabwe. African affairs will be a new challenge for Kim Jae-shin, whose experience is principally in Asia....

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Kim Sung-hwan, Kim Jae-shin, Tanzania, South Africa, Angola, Zimbabwe, Bernard Membe, Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, Afonso Pedro Canga, Japan, Burma, Lee Sang-ock, Han Sung-joo, Roh Moo-hyun, Lee Myung-bak, United States, China

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