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대중소기업농어업협력재단, 글로벌 ESG 지원 사업 참여 대기업 모집

대중소기업농어업협력재단과 KOTRA가 국내 중소·중견기업의 글로벌 ESG 대응 역량 강화를 위한 지원 사업을 추진하며, 참여할 대기업을 모집한다. 총 사업 규모는 2억원으로, 20개 중소·중견기업을 지원한다.

KOTRA to Host Korea-Vietnam Meditech Export Consultation in Ho Chi Minh

KOTRA will hold the 'Korea-Vietnam Meditech Export Consultation' in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on May 4-5, linked with the '2026 K-Med Expo'. The event aims to boost exports for Korean medical device companies in Vietnam's rapidly growing market, where Korea holds the largest market share.

KOTRA Holds 'Eco-Friendly Shipbuilding Parts China Expansion Roadshow' in Shanghai and Nantong

KOTRA, in collaboration with Busan City and the Busan Marine Equipment Industrial Cooperative, hosted an 'Eco-Friendly Shipbuilding Parts China Expansion Roadshow' in Shanghai and Nantong from April 26-29. The event facilitated participation from 23 South Korean SMEs and mid-sized companies and approximately 30 Chinese buyers, highlighting significant opportunities in China's growing shipbuilding market.

KOTRA, 지역 수출기업 AI 기술 지원 확대

대한무역투자진흥공사(KOTRA)는 지자체와 협력하여 AI 무역지원센터를 통해 지역 기업의 수출 및 해외 진출 지원을 확대한다. 연간 협력 사업 횟수를 54회에서 110회로 늘리고, 시장/바이어 추천, 홍보 콘텐츠 제작, 디지털 마케팅 등을 지원할 예정이다.

KOTRA Holds 'K-Consumer Goods Promotion in Prague'

KOTRA hosted a 'K-Consumer Goods Promotion in Prague' event on May 23-24, featuring 68 Korean beauty and food companies. The event aims to boost Korean exports to Europe, capitalizing on the significant growth in Czech imports of Korean cosmetics and food.

KOTRA Hosts Future Mobility Partnership Event in Detroit to Boost S.Korea-U.S. Auto Cooperation

KOTRA hosted a future mobility partnership event in Detroit on Tuesday with 40 U.S. automobile companies, including General Motors, and 45 Korean auto parts manufacturers. The event aimed to explore cooperation opportunities amid shifts in global auto parts supply chains driven by trade uncertainties and the rise of future mobility. KOTRA President Kang Kyung-sung said external uncertainties could serve as an opportunity for Korean companies to enter new supply chains.

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