Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol have come to an agreement to strengthen cooperation between their countries, with a special focus on high-speed rail projects and joint research initiatives. Fiala announced this collaboration during Yoon's state visit to the Czech Republic, highlighting the potential for Korean companies to engage in public-private partnership projects, particularly in the construction of high-speed railways and motorways in Czechia. The leaders also underscored the significance of research collaboration, aiming to prioritize joint projects in key areas like hydrogen technologies, artificial intelligence, and batteries for electric vehicles. Fiala expressed enthusiasm for this partnership, emphasizing the positive impact on businesses and citizens in both nations. President Yoon disclosed Korea's plan to invest $37 million in joint research over the next decade, supporting research in various fields including nuclear fuel, medicine, AI, and other emerging technologies in both countries. This investment is expected to drive innovation and technological advancements. During the state visit, several agreements were signed to bolster economic and innovation cooperation, focusing on areas such as high-speed rail links, trade, supply chains, and energy. The strategic partnership plan for the next three years includes collaboration in fields like modular reactors, energy engineering, and aerospace, further solidifying the Czech-Korean relationship with promising prospects for the future.