<h1>South Korea and Poland Sign Agreement to Boost Cooperation in Politics, Economy, Defense, and Culture Through 2028</h1> South Korea and Poland have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance ties in politics, economy, defense, and culture through 2028. The agreement, signed by the foreign ministers of both countries, aims to address global security concerns, particularly in Europe and the Indo-Pacific region. South Korea has become a major supplier of military equipment to Poland, which is modernizing its armed forces. The nations are also collaborating on an aid package for Ukraine and addressing concerns about North Korea's support for Russia. Additionally, they are working to expand trade, with South Korea being Poland's largest Asian investor.