South Korean Auto Parts Delegation Visits US To Explore Investment Opportunities | World News

Seoul: Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA) said on Monday that domestic manufacturers have sent a car piece to Georgia to the US state of Georgia to help them discover investment opportunities between increasing protectionist trade measures from Washington.

Automobile parts, organized jointly by the Gyeongi province government, participated in the investment delegation of investment, 10 South Korean automobile parts, while visiting Atlanta and Savannah cities for three days on Wednesday.

The program included consultations with investment seminars, Georgia state officials, and existing South Korean production operations, including Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, completed in March.

Georgia, large -scale investments in the region to encourage the suppliers of relevant automobile parts Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp. It appeared as a major center for Korean car manufacturers, including. “We will continue to work with both local and international partners to solve investment challenges and support the global expansion of our companies.” He said.

Meanwhile, Industry Minister Kim Jung-Kwan said on Monday that South Korea will support the export of Korean companies among the US USA’s efforts to protect “national interests” in tariff negotiations with the United States.

“I want to be in the forefront of South Korea’s exports and help the country overcome difficult times and turn a crisis into an opportunity.” He said.

Kim said that he would work with the Minister of Commerce Yeo Han-Koo to make a tariff agreement based on “national interests” in relation to the expected trade negotiations with the US Donald Trump administration, and understood the difficulties faced by Korean companies in the global market.

Before being used as the first Minister of Industry of Lee Jae Myung, Doosan Enerity Co., a large Korean power equipment manufacturer, served as a president responsible for marketing. Under its leadership, the Doosan energy strengthened its presence in the global nuclear energy market and contributed to a successful proposal for the Dukovany Nuclear Power Plant Project in the Czech Republic.

In Lee’s campaign, a new ministry responsible for climate and energy policies, the candidate said, “Industry and energy are not separated.”