South Korea said a court in Czech Republic stopped a big plan for a short time. They think the plan will still happen.

A company from South Korea wanted to sign a deal this week. But a court in the Czech Republic said no. The court stopped it.

A minister from South Korea said the court's choice means they will sign the paper later. He said other things will happen on time if they make the deal. He also said the Czech government did not think the court would stop the deal, and that CEZ wants to ask the court to change its mind.

We don't know when the court will decide.

Ahn said: "The Czech government thought it was not a big problem. They asked us to come to the signing. But the court said something different."

The head of the Czech government said his government is fine with the court's choice. He said he thinks the judges know this choice is very important for the country's safety and for what the country wants.

Lee Ju-Ho, the leader of South Korea, said Seoul will talk to the Czech Republic to finish the deal fast.

In July, CEZ chose KHNP to build two big nuclear parts. EDF was not happy and went to court.

Before, President Yoon wanted to sell nuclear power to other countries. He said the old government stopped this. His government wanted to sell 10 nuclear power plants by 2030.