The Korea Trade Insurance (K-Sure) said on Wednesday that it will expand trade insurance support this year for the cultural content industry, which is seeking to boost its exports amid the global popularity of Korean culture.
Korean construction and engineering companies will explore potential collaboration opportunities with multilateral development banks (MDBs) for overseas infrastructure development projects, officials said Tuesday.
The Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (Kotra) said Thursday it will advance its export support system for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by utilizing AI.
The Korean government is ramping up its support for export companies with 50 days left until the U.S. deadline for country-specific tariff exemptions on July 8.
At Milano Unica, an international textile show, the Korean Observatory showcases 30 high-quality Korean fabrics for various clothing styles.
The country reported a trade deficit for four straight months for the first since the global crisis in 2008. The biggest factor in the increasing deficit is energy prices, with imports of fuels up about 89 percent.
The European Union is seeking to extend its safeguard measures against Korean steel products for another three-year period, industry sources said Wednesday.
Ryu Ki-jung, business representative and director at the Korea Enterprise Federation, and Lee Dong-ho, head of the Federation of Korean Trade Unions, sit next to each other at the government complex in Seoul Tuesday.
Korea JoongAng Daily Sitemap
