The “Korea-Shandong Green Industry Cooperation” Working Committee, which was suspended due to the coronavirus, “restarts”

The South Korean government and China's Shandong Province's ``Green Industry Cooperation'' working committee, which was suspended due to the COVID-19 virus infection situation, has once again joined forces.
The South Korean Ministry of Environment said, ``On the 5th, at the meeting room of the Environmental Industry Association in Seoul, we held a meeting with the Ecological and Environmental Agency of Shandong Province, China.
"We held a meeting of the Industrial Cooperation Working Committee." The South Korean Ministry of Environment and Shandong Province have been operating an intergovernmental green industry cooperation working committee since 2005, but due to COVID-19, the
Exchange inspections were suspended from 2009, and on-site export consultation meetings were held without face-to-face meetings, which limited the ability to derive substantial cooperation effects.
At this working committee, we discussed the green industry exchange and cooperation system between South Korea and Shandong Province.
decided to restore it again. In addition, face-to-face cooperation projects in the green industry field between South Korea and Shandong Province will resume next year.
In particular, next year will mark the 20th anniversary of exchange and cooperation between South Korea and Shandong Province, and South Korea's green industry will
It is expected that ``on-site export consultation sessions'' will become possible, where exporters visit local locations and have one-on-one consultations with local purchasing offices and related companies. In addition, companies from both countries will explore green technology and industry sites.
We will also resume ``exchange visits,'' which will allow us to do so. Jang Ki-bok, Green Transformation Policy Officer at the South Korean Ministry of Environment, said, ``China is a country where cooperation in the environmental field is important,'' and ``Green industry cooperation with China is important.''
"By starting with Marcos Benjamin Lee again, we will support domestic companies' full-fledged entry into the Chinese market and build a stable export channel for materials, parts, and equipment for the green industry."