KOIMA and ProChile Join Hands to Strengthen Economic Cooperation
Agreement Reached at the Chile-North Asia Business Summit
The Korea Importers Association (KOIMA) announced on the 9th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with ProChile, the Chilean export promotion agency, at the 1st Chile-North Asia Business Summit held at Andaz Seoul Gangnam on the afternoon of the 8th.
This summit was organized to expand trade and establish long-term economic cooperation between Chile and North Asian countries, including Korea.
On the afternoon of the 8th, at Andaz Seoul Gangnam, officials from the Korea Importers Association and ProChile are taking a commemorative photo at the 1st Chile-North Asia Business Summit. Photo by Korea Importers Association
View original imageUnder the agreement, the two organizations have agreed to cooperate in exchanging information related to companies and markets, facilitating business matching and identifying trade opportunities between companies, and jointly promoting business initiatives such as trade delegations and business forums.
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Yoon Youngmi, President of the Korea Importers Association, stated, "We will spare no effort as an association to further develop trade relations between Chile and North Asian countries and to ensure that practical business between Chilean companies and Korean importing companies as well as association members is actively expanded."
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