Ambassador Michelle Steel: American Companies Operating in Korea Should Compete in a Fair Environment
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U.S. Ambassador to Korea Michelle Steel said that American companies operating in Korea should compete in a fair environment.
Ambassador Steel made the remarks today at the second Korea-U.S. Diplomatic Forum. The forum is a venue for discussing diplomatic relations between Korea and the United States.
Ambassador Steel conveyed the view that American companies doing business in Korea should be able to compete under the same conditions as other companies. It is also worth noting that interest in the competitive environment for foreign companies in the Korean market is growing.
However, the specific discussions held at the forum and the proposals presented have not yet been reported in detail. It will be necessary to watch how the two countries address this issue going forward.
Sources: MBC 뉴스
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