Moon’s ‘New Deal’ visions and India-South Korea economic ties
October 29, 2020
Research Fellow, Manohar Parrikar IDSA, Dr. Jagannath Panda’s opinion piece ‘Moon’s ‘New Deal’ Visions and India-South Korea ties’ has been published in ‘The Korea Times’, on October 29, 2020.
According to Dr. Panda, pursuing economic cooperation is an effort both India and the ROK must explore and expedite under the current fiscal conditions. Amid COVID-19’s global upheaval, South Korea has firmly established its middle-power status even as it seeks a way out of China and the U.S.’s great power rivalry. Concurrently, in a post-Galwan period, India is increasingly pursuing partnerships (economic and security) in the region and attempting to maximize the situation by establishing itself as an attractive alternative economic destination. Under such conditions, India and the ROK can (and must) consolidate their business-government symbiotic ties and further enhance the building blocks of their bilateral development.
