The Polish and South Korean presidents say their countries are considering cooperating on the construction of nuclear power plants and a liquefied natural gas terminal in Poland.
The remarks came during a visit today by South Korean President Lee Myung-bak to the Polish capital.
Poland plans to build two nuclear power reactors in coming years as part of a wider strategy to gain energy security and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
President Lech Kaczynski said South Korea has presented an offer to help build the nuclear power plants.
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Lee said South Korea has vast experience in the areas of building and servicing gas terminals and nuclear plants that could benefit Poland.
Neither leader gave any further details. (AP)
