Berlin, March 27 (QNA) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel met Wednesday with visiting South Korean President Park Geun-hye. During the visit, they discussed ways of cooperation between the two countries by the expansion of the volume of trade and investment and the cooperation in the field of Korean unification. The also agreed to further expand trade and investment while noting that last year's bilateral trade volume reached an all-time high of US$27.2 billion.
 Park laid out a series of measures the two sides agreed on for experience sharing, including building cooperative networks between financial authorities and economic think tanks in order to study how to raise the funds necessary for unification. Merkel also said Germany will provide full support for Korean unification.
 According to (Yonhap) news agency, Park arrived in Berlin on Tuesday from The Hague, where she attended an international anti-nuclear terrorism conference and held a series of meetings on its sidelines, including trilateral talks with US President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. (QNA)