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Bill Gates planning to visit S. Korea next month: industry sources
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Bill Gates planning to visit S. Korea next month: industry sources

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, is reportedly planning a visit to South Korea as early as next month. Industry sources indicate he intends to meet with Prime Minister Han Seong-sook, though the exact schedule and agenda remain under discussion. A representative from Microsoft's South Korean office did not confirm the visit. This would mark Gates' second trip to the country, following his previous visit last year during which he discussed collaboration on artificial intelligence and advanced nuclear reactor technologies with major South Korean companies such as SK Group and Samsung Group.

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Bill Gates planning to visit S. Korea next month: industry sources

Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, is reportedly planning a visit to South Korea as early as next month. Industry sources indicate he intends to meet with Prime Minister Han Seong-sook, though the exact schedule and agenda remain under discussion. A representative from Microsoft's South Korean office did not confirm the visit. This would mark Gates' second trip to the country, following his previous visit last year during which he discussed collaboration on artificial intelligence and advanced nuclear reactor technologies with major South Korean companies such as SK Group and Samsung Group.

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