Mercury, Seminar on Entry Strategies into Four New Southern Countries with the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy

Presentation of Strategies for Green and Digital New Deal Industries and Infrastructure Sectors

[Asia Economy Reporter Jin-ho Kim] The Export-Import Bank of Korea announced on the 8th that it will hold a seminar titled "Current Status of Industry and Infrastructure and Entry Strategies in Major New Southern Countries" jointly with the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) at the bank's headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul on the 9th.

At the seminar, discussions will focus on discovering economic cooperation demands and deriving strategies to expand the entry of Korean companies into the four New Southern countries (Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh). Fifteen officials from KIEP, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the Korea International Trade Association, the Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND), and KOTRA will attend the seminar in person. General participants can join via video conference online (Webex).

The seminar will be conducted in two sessions. The first session will analyze the macroeconomic status, national development strategies, and major industry environments of the four countries?Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and Bangladesh?and present promising green and digital New Deal industries and infrastructure sectors.

The second session will explore possible cooperation areas for Korean companies and customized entry strategies related to infrastructure construction, which each government is focusing on.

The New Southern region (ASEAN 10 countries + India) is a huge market with a population of 2.03 billion (27% of the world population) and a GDP of 6.0483 trillion dollars (7% of the world GDP), with an average economic growth rate of 4.4%.

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