South Korea says Coupang dispute not holding up US trade and security agenda
CPNG•Security talks on uranium and reprocessing to continue
Wi also said Seoul was closely watching a U.S.-Saudi nuclear energy pact because it could have indirect implications for South Korea.
There were no obstacles to ongoing security discussions with Washington, including consultations on uranium enrichment and spent-fuel reprocessing, he said, adding the sides held talks in June and were preparing a second round of meetings.
"If necessary, we are also prepared to go to the United States for discussions," he said.
Seoul says Coupang dispute is not delaying broader talks
SEOUL, July 22 (Reuters) - A top South Korean presidential official said on Wednesday that a dispute with U.S.-listed e-commerce firm Coupang was not delaying discussions with Washington on trade, investment or security, despite concerns the case had become a source of tension in the alliance.
