Korean Public Institutions to Occupy 22 Offices as 'K-Maru' Opens at POSCO Center in Beijing
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The 'K-Maru' has opened at POSCO Center in Beijing, China. Twenty-two public institutions in the fields of trade, finance, and technology will be housed there. With several institutions gathered in one place, Korean companies and organizations operating in China can now find the help they need in a single location.
K-Maru is a space that supports Korean companies preparing to enter the Chinese market or already doing business in China. Institutions in the trade sector provide information on exports and imports, and those in the finance sector take charge of funding-related support. Technology sector institutions help companies develop new technologies and collaborate.
Korea and China are among each other's most important economic cooperation partners. For this reason, the opening of K-Maru is being viewed as closely related to economic exchanges between the two countries. With public institutions working together in one place, the consultation and inquiry procedures for companies are also expected to become somewhat more convenient.
Attention is growing over what programs and services the institutions housed in K-Maru will operate going forward. Detailed operating plans and usage methods can be confirmed through official announcements to be made later.
Sources: IT타임스
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