<span style="font-size: 18px;">New York Korean Chamber of Commerce and Mexico City Chamber Sign MOU</span>
Greater New York Korean Chamber of Commerce Signs Economic Cooperation MOU with Mexico City Chamber
On the 8th, the Greater New York Korean Chamber of Commerce signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mexico City Chamber of Commerce (CANACO CDMX) in Mexico City, ushering in a new era of cooperation to expand trade, investment, tourism, and cultural exchanges between the two countries.
Under the agreement, the two organizations will work together to promote business networking among their members, boost import and export cooperation, identify new investment opportunities, and expand tourism and arts and cultural exchanges. Discussions focused especially on practical cooperation in cosmetics, consumer goods, and live entertainment and cultural content, building on the growing popularity of Korean culture in Mexico.
"We will actively support businesses in both countries in generating tangible results by building an economic network connecting New York and Mexico. I hope this agreement creates new growth opportunities for Korean businesses operating in North America. - Moon Jo, President of the Greater New York Korean Chamber of Commerce
Mexico City Chamber, with 151-Year History, to Support Korean Businesses
The Mexico City Chamber, which signed the agreement, is a leading local business organization with a 151-year history and a network of more than 15,000 member companies. It provided extensive support to help Korean companies enter the Mexican market, including local market information and introductions to prominent businesses.
Key Attendees
| Greater New York Korean Chamber of Commerce | Mexico City Chamber |
|---|---|
| President Moon Jo; New Jersey Chapter President Woo Jun-ho; Standing Director Hong Seong (CEO of Kingston Real Estate); Vice President Moon Jeong-sook | President Vicente Gutiérrez Camposeco; senior economic and trade officials |
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