South Korea, Russia may start talks on free trade zone agreement implementation in 2019
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South Korea and Russia may start intensive negotiations on the implementation of the free trade zone agreement in 2019, South Korea’s ambassador in Moscow Woo Yoon-keun told TASS during a conference "Korea-Russia Dialogue on Economic Cooperation."

"Now the documents have already been submitted to the parliament [of the Republic of Korea]. As far as I know, the Russian side is also engaged in this, but at the government level. We hope that next year we will start intensive negotiations on the implementation of the free trade zone agreement," he said.

Russia and South Korea signed a joint statement on the establishment of a free trade zone in June 2018 during the visit of the President of the Republic of Korea Moon Jae-In to Moscow.