South Korea said a court in Czech Republic stopped a big plan for nuclear power. But South Korea thinks it is only for a short time and the plan will still happen.

A company from South Korea wanted to sign a deal this week. But a court in the Czech Republic stopped it. A company from France asked the court to do this.

A minister from South Korea said the court's choice will make the contract late, but other things will happen on time.

We don't know when the court in Czechia will decide.

Ahn said the Czech government did not think EDF's claims were a big problem. They asked them to come to the signing. He said the government's idea was not the same as the court's decision.

The leader of Czech Republic said his country respects the court's decision. He also said the court knows this decision is important for his country's safety.

Lee Ju-Ho from South Korea said Seoul will talk to the Czech side about the deal.

In July, CEZ chose KHNP to build two nuclear plants. EDF was not happy and went to court last week.

Yoon Suk Yeol, the old leader of South Korea, wanted to sell more nuclear power to other countries. He wanted to sell 10 nuclear power plants by 2030.