Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
The Joe Biden presidency will boost a few key Korean exports, according to a Korea International Trade Association (KITA) report Sunday.
Exports should grow 6 percent next year to reach $538.2 billion, according to the Korea International Trade Association (KITA) Wednesday, recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic and propelled by semiconductors, computers and bio pharmaceuticals.
Total trade between North Korea and China decreased 73 percent on year due to border restrictions imposed by Pyongyang amid the coronavirus pandemic. The decline is sharper than when North Korea faced a round of United Nations sanctions in 2018.
Korean companies need to diversify their Southeast Asian exports and investments toward Malaysia in a departure from their focus on Vietnam, a report said Monday.
Korea International Trade Association (KITA) signed a partnership with Wayne Hills Ventures, a Seoul-based company, to collaborate on providing video-making service for the trade association’s member companies.
Following an economic forum held in Kazakhstan last October, Korea and five countries from Central Asia established an economic council to strengthen cooperation.
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