Japan ranked first in foreign investment in Korea last year... Roundtable held in Korea

The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Commerce of Korea said, "Yeo Han-koo, head of the trade negotiations headquarters, met with representatives from the Seoul Japan Club (SJC) and Japanese foreign investment companies at the Seoul Press Center on the 11th.
"We held a meeting to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation in the investment supply chain between Korea and Japan," he said. The meeting was attended by SJC Chairman Tetsuya Matsuura (president of Mitsubishi Korea) and other investors who have invested in Korea.
Attending the event were representatives of major Japanese companies involved in the trade dispute, as well as the heads of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and the Korea Office of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
According to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Industry of South Korea, last year's foreign direct investment from Japan in South Korea was
The declared amount of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Korea was totaled at a record high of $6.12 billion (approximately 651.8 billion yen), making Japan the top country for FDI in Korea.
At the meeting, the Japanese side expressed their expectations for the economic policies of the new Korean administration, and the SJC submitted annually to the Korean Investment and Japanese Business Enterprises Committee.
He called for the Korean government's attention to resolving the industry's recommendations, concerns over the revised Labor Union Act, and simplification of entry for foreign businesspeople.
"We will actively consider the recommendations made by C to Japanese companies with the relevant ministries and agencies and work to support Japanese companies," he said.