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Energy is at the centre of South Korea’s strategic agenda and the Seoul government wants to improve the country’s position in the African energy market. To that end, Seoul dispatched a delegation of ministers and businessmen to a round of meetings in Angola and Ghana on 17-23 March....

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Angola, Ghana, Kim Jung-gwan, Park Young-june, Fernando Fonseca, José Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos, Tanzania, Cameroon

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