Gyeonggi Province Corporation and Gyeonggi Regional FTA Center Join Hands to Support SME Exports

Signing of MOU to Support and Revitalize SME Exports

On December 29, Gyeonggi Province Corporation signed a financial business agreement with the Gyeonggi Regional FTA Trade Promotion Center at the Gyeonggi Startup Campus in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, to support and revitalize exports of small and medium-sized enterprises in Gyeonggi Province.

Gyeonggi Province Corporation signed a business agreement with the Gyeonggi Regional FTA Trade Promotion Center on the 29th at the Gyeonggi Startup Campus in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, to support and revitalize exports of small and medium-sized enterprises in Gyeonggi Province. Provided by Gyeonggi Province Corporation

The signing ceremony was attended by Lee Jaejoon, CEO of Gyeonggi Province Corporation, Kang Kyungsik, Head of the Gyeonggi Regional FTA Trade Promotion Center, and about 10 other participants.

Through this agreement, the two organizations agreed to cooperate on support programs such as training, briefing sessions, and consulting for export companies. They also pledged to collaborate on expanding exports and establishing a foundation for global market entry, as well as to strengthen networks for increasing FTA utilization rates and resolving trade-related difficulties.

Lee Jaejoon, CEO of Gyeonggi Province Corporation, stated, "Today marks a meaningful first step as we join forces to enhance the export competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises in Gyeonggi Province. I hope this will serve not as a one-time meeting but as a starting point for ongoing mutual growth, and I look forward to becoming a true partner that supports companies in entering the global market."

Kang Kyungsik, Head of the Gyeonggi Regional FTA Trade Promotion Center, said, "Through this agreement, we will work closely with Gyeonggi Province Corporation to link various support programs such as export consultations, training, briefing sessions, and consulting, and we will pursue practical support that also addresses trade-related challenges."