Follow-up on President Lee Jae-myung's visit to India; discussion on bilateral cooperation and investment strategies
Open to all businesspeople, investors, and the general public interested in the Indian market
Open to all businesspeople, investors, and the general public interested in the Indian market
The Korea-India Future Association, led by Shin Bong-gil, will hold a special lecture on July 21 at the Seoul Club, featuring Lee Sung-ho, the South Korean Ambassador to India, and Cho Chung-je, head of the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) Delhi office. The topic will be 'Korea-India Economic Cooperation and Investment Outlook.'
This event aims to review the economic cooperation tasks agreed upon during President Lee Jae-myung's state visit to India in April and to discuss the current status and future opportunities for South Korean investments in India.
Ambassador Lee will address 'The Political and Economic Landscape of India and Korea-India Economic Cooperation,' explaining the recent political and economic environment in India and the direction for expanding cooperation between the two countries. Following that, Cho Chung-je will present on 'The Current Status and Outlook of South Korean Investments in India,' covering the local investment environment, opportunities in key industries, and strategies for corporate entry.
The Korea-India Future Association stated, "This will be a meaningful opportunity to hear directly about practical economic cooperation and ways to expand corporate presence following the summit. We welcome not only our members but also businesspeople, startups, researchers, and students interested in the Indian market and investment to attend."
The event will take place from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM on July 21 at the Hall of Hallasan, Seoul Club in Jangchung-dong.
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