South Korea’s Vice Defense Minister Hwang In-moo will visit Egypt and Angola this week to discuss strengthening defense cooperation with the countries, according to Korea Times. The visit is part of South Korea’s efforts to “isolate Pyongyang further in line with tougher sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council,” the paper suggests. “Hwang will meet with Egyptian Defense Minister Sedki Sobhy Tuesday and sign a memorandum of understanding on institutional strategy for defense cooperation which will include increasing high-level exchanges and expanding defense industry cooperation.”
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