Korea Importers Association Discusses Ways to Expand Trade with Croatian Delegation

Held a luncheon meeting on October 28

The Korea Importers Association (KOIMA) announced on October 29 that it had discussed ways to expand trade and strengthen economic cooperation between the two countries with a Croatian delegation on October 28.

The Korea Importers Association held a luncheon meeting the previous day at Molton's The Steakhouse in Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, with a Croatian delegation that included Croatian Economy Minister Ante Susnjar. They exchanged views on economic and trade ties between the two countries and new opportunities for business cooperation.

Yoon Youngmi, chair of the Korea Importers Association, poses for a commemorative photo with Croatian Economy Minister Ante Susnjar on the 28th. Korea Importers Association

As a member of the European Union (EU), Croatia has potential for cooperation with South Korea across various industries, including green technology, machinery and electrical equipment, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, and automobiles and electric vehicles.

The Korea Importers Association plans to continue strengthening international business networks by expanding exchanges with foreign diplomatic missions in South Korea and overseas economic organizations, and supporting domestic companies in identifying promising overseas suppliers and diversifying their import sources.

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