Jakarta, Oct. 30 -- South Korea sees potential for nuclear energy cooperation with Indonesia to meet rising electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence expansion and data center development.

Kim Chanwoo, Minister-Counselor for Economic Affairs at the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Jakarta, stated that South Korea possesses the experience and technology for nuclear energy development, including the construction of nuclear power plants (NPPs) abroad.

"We also have experience in exporting nuclear technology and building nuclear power plants overseas. Therefore, there is potential for collaboration in this field," Kim said in Jakarta on Friday.

He made the remarks during a workshop for the 'Indonesian Next Generation Journali...