The Export Development Center participates in the Korea Import Expo 2023
Thursday, June 29, 2023 AD
Seoul-Korea
With the participation of Mr. Director General Muhammad Ali Al-Deeb, Mr. Fawzi Wadi, Director of the Office of the Minister of Economy and Trade, Mr. Muhammad Al-Habashi, Director of the Markets and Promotion Department, and Mr. Muhammad Al-Bulaili, Director of the Information and Public Relations Office, the Korea Import Fair 2023 was opened this morning in the presence of the Korean Minister of Economy, Mr. An, and some ambassadors of African and international countries. Europe and East Asia. More than 200 companies and 34 countries are participating in the exhibition, including three Arab countries: Tunisia, Egypt and the Kingdom of Jordan, in addition to Libya, which is participating for the first time in this exhibition, which has been held for twenty years. In his speech at the opening of the exhibition, Mr. Kim Byung-kwan, President The Korean Suppliers Association praised Libya's participation in this exhibition and looked forward to a true partnership that would push Libyan products to enter the Korean market in the near future. This was confirmed by the Director General of the Center during his meeting with Mr. Kim when he visited the Center's pavilion with the Korean Minister of Economy and the Slovenian Ambassador to Korea. The Korean market has a large demand for olive oil, fish, and food industry products (pasta), and for this reason the center participated with six companies, namely:
- Al-Sahl Holding Group
- Al-Dafniyah Complex, owned by Wahiba Holding Group
- Al-Mishkat Company for Agricultural and Animal Production
- Celine Food Industries Company
- Matar Al-Ghaim Olive Oil Company
- Libya Fish Company for Marine Products
The Director General of the Export Development Center is looking forward to benefiting from this exhibition and opening the space for companies to enter this important market within the framework of opening new markets for Libyan products. Negotiations are also underway to sign a memorandum of understanding to facilitate the entry of Libyan products into the Korean market.
Thursday, June 29, 2023 AD
Seoul-Korea
With the participation of Mr. Director General Muhammad Ali Al-Deeb, Mr. Fawzi Wadi, Director of the Office of the Minister of Economy and Trade, Mr. Muhammad Al-Habashi, Director of the Markets and Promotion Department, and Mr. Muhammad Al-Bulaili, Director of the Information and Public Relations Office, the Korea Import Fair 2023 was opened this morning in the presence of the Korean Minister of Economy, Mr. An, and some ambassadors of African and international countries. Europe and East Asia. More than 200 companies and 34 countries are participating in the exhibition, including three Arab countries: Tunisia, Egypt and the Kingdom of Jordan, in addition to Libya, which is participating for the first time in this exhibition, which has been held for twenty years. In his speech at the opening of the exhibition, Mr. Kim Byung-kwan, President The Korean Suppliers Association praised Libya's participation in this exhibition and looked forward to a true partnership that would push Libyan products to enter the Korean market in the near future. This was confirmed by the Director General of the Center during his meeting with Mr. Kim when he visited the Center's pavilion with the Korean Minister of Economy and the Slovenian Ambassador to Korea. The Korean market has a large demand for olive oil, fish, and food industry products (pasta), and for this reason the center participated with six companies, namely:
- Al-Sahl Holding Group
- Al-Dafniyah Complex, owned by Wahiba Holding Group
- Al-Mishkat Company for Agricultural and Animal Production
- Celine Food Industries Company
- Matar Al-Ghaim Olive Oil Company
- Libya Fish Company for Marine Products
The Director General of the Export Development Center is looking forward to benefiting from this exhibition and opening the space for companies to enter this important market within the framework of opening new markets for Libyan products. Negotiations are also underway to sign a memorandum of understanding to facilitate the entry of Libyan products into the Korean market.
