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According to the Korean newspaper Kyunghyang Shinmun, during the forthcoming summit between President Lee Jae-myung and President Trump, South Korea will unveil a substantial investment plan in the United States, amounting to approximately $150 billion and encompassing private enterprises. This initiative stands distinct from the $350 billion investment commitment agreed upon during tariff negotiations last month. Key investments under this plan encompass Samsung Electronics' chip factory, a $21 billion commitment from Hyundai Motor, and a collaboration blueprint between Hanwha Group and the American shipbuilding sector. Notably, it is anticipated that the specifics of the $350 billion investment agreement from last month will not be a topic of discussion during the summit.
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