South Korea Noted as a Key Partner Country in Benin

The Korea Importers Association announced on the 21st that it met with Simon Pierre Adoberande, Ambassador of Benin to Korea, to discuss ways to expand exchanges between the two countries.


Kim Byung-kwan, President of the Korea Importers Association (right), and Simon Pierre Adoberande, Ambassador of Benin to Korea, are posing for a commemorative photo after discussing ways to expand exchanges between the two countries on the 21st. <br>[Photo by Korea Importers Association]

Kim Byung-kwan, President of the Korea Importers Association (right), and Simon Pierre Adoberande, Ambassador of Benin to Korea, are posing for a commemorative photo after discussing ways to expand exchanges between the two countries on the 21st.
[Photo by Korea Importers Association]

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Located in Africa, Benin has been promoting industrial development through government reforms since 2016. Ambassador Adoberande stated, “We are focusing on Korea as a key partner country,” and explained, “Benin has a safe business environment and an efficient logistics system, making it one of the most competitive countries on the African continent.” Benin has strengths in cultivating crops such as cashew nuts, beans, and pineapples.



Kim Byung-kwan, Chairman of the Korea Importers Association, said, “Africa is an attractive market with abundant labor and high growth potential,” adding, “We look forward to further activating exchanges with Benin and other African countries, including the Korea-Africa Summit to be held next year.”


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