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Briefings South Korea and Thailand hold first Economic Partnership Agreement negotiationThe agreement may ease labor movement, address industry shortages and reinvigorate strained cultural exchanges South Korea and Thailand held their first official negotiation for their Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) in Bangkok from Tuesday to Wednesday. The agreement aims to enhance market access and cooperation between the two countries, with discussions covering various sectors, including goods, services, investment, digital, government procurement, intellectual property rights and cooperation. The South Korean delegation, led by Roh Keon-ki, deputy minister for free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations, sees the EPA as an opportunity to boost the competitiveness of Korean exporters and small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) region, particularly in Thailand, which is © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





