Gyeongnam Province Produces 47 Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Experts to Lead New Economy of the Korean Peninsula

Completion Ceremony of Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Expert Training Course Held on the 20th at Gyeongnam Research Institute

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] The completion ceremony for the 'Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Expert Training Course,' hosted by Gyeongsangnam-do and the Kaesong Industrial Complex Support Foundation and organized by the Gyeongsangnam-do Inter-Korean Exchange Cooperation Research Center, was held on the 20th at the Geumgwan Room of the Gyeongnam Research Institute.

The 'Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation Expert Training Course' was conducted over eight weeks from April 1 to May 20, producing a total of 47 graduates.

The graduates will receive benefits such as access to information related to inter-Korean economic cooperation and investment in the Kaesong Industrial Complex, as well as invitations to various inter-Korean relations seminars and academic conferences hosted by Gyeongsangnam-do and the Inter-Korean Exchange Cooperation Research Center.

The graduates expressed their impressions, stating, "Through this course, we were able to understand essential aspects of inter-Korean economic cooperation, including North Korea's market conditions, wages, distribution and financial systems, economic special zones, and economic cooperation cases, along with practical examples."

Kim Eulsun, CEO of Busung Automobile Driving School, one of the graduates, said, "Listening to experts about various experiences and cases of inter-Korean economic cooperation expanded my perspective on inter-Korean relations."

Oh Jongsu, Director of External Cooperation at Gyeongsangnam-do, stated, "We hope the graduates will take a strong interest in the Korean Peninsula New Economy Strategy and inter-Korean exchanges promoted by the government and Gyeongsangnam-do."

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