US President Joe Biden visited a chip factory in South Korea on Friday, saying Washington will end dependence on those “who do not share our values.”
After touring the Samsung Electronics chip plant in Pyeongtaek — some 43 miles south of the capital Seoul — with his South Korean counterpart, the US president said it was “wonderful” to be back in South Korea, pointing to the need for “bolstering our supply chain resilience.”
President Yoon Suk-yeol, who was sworn in just ten days ago, said he hoped that with Biden’s visit, “the South Korea-US relationship will be born again into an economic security alliance based on cooperation on cutting-edge technology and supply chains.”
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