Donald Trump evoque jusqu'a 200 milliards de dollars d'investissements sud-coreens aux Etats-Unis, Seoul tempere
Le president americain a mis en avant un projet de gazoduc en Alaska, mais la Coree du Sud rappelle qu'aucune decision n'a encore ete prise sur sa participation financiere.
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Donald Trump a detaille un projet d'investissements sud-coreens aux Etats-Unis pouvant atteindre 200 milliards de dollars.
Le president americain a notamment mis en avant un projet de construction d'un gazoduc en Alaska, qui pourrait beneficier d'une partie de ces investissements.
De son cote, la Coree du Sud a tenu a temperer ces annonces, rappelant qu'aucune decision n'avait encore ete prise concernant une eventuelle participation financiere sud-coreenne a cette operation.
Les discussions entre Washington et Seoul sur l'ampleur et la nature exacte de ces investissements semblent donc se poursuivre, sans accord formel annonce a ce stade.
Sources
- Donald Trump détaille jusqu’à 200 milliards de dollars d’investissements sud-coréens aux Etats-Unis, Séoul tempère — Le Monde — Une
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