Korea Racing Authority Holds Briefing to Support Horse Industry Companies' Overseas Expansion
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The Korea Racing Authority held a '2026 AAEP Participating Companies Capability Enhancement Briefing' to support the overseas market expansion of domestic horse industry companies.
The briefing was arranged to help domestic companies prepare for their participation in this year's AAEP. AAEP stands for the American Association of Equine Practitioners, and it is a representative international event where experts and companies in the horse-related industry gather.
At this event, the Korea Racing Authority discussed with participating companies various support measures so that they could be better prepared for overseas exhibitions and business consultations. Domestic horse industry companies have long faced difficulties, including a lack of information about overseas markets and challenges in building local networks. The Korea Racing Authority plans to provide companies with the necessary information and training to help reduce these problems.
The Korea Racing Authority explained that the horse industry consists of many fields beyond horse racing, including horseback riding, horse breeding, and related equipment and services. Therefore, it said, as more companies seek to enter overseas markets, the competitiveness of the entire domestic horse industry can also increase. During the briefing, the authority also listened to the opinions of participating companies and took time to identify areas where support is needed.
Sources: 스타뉴스
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