Lee Si-young

On December 23, KOTRA (President: Cho Hwan-eik) and Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) concluded the contracts on export of satellite photographs that comes from Korea Multipurpose Satellite-2 (Arirang-2).

At the 2010 Software strategic seminar for overseas advancement which was held in Seoul KyoYuk Munhwa HoeKwan, KOTRA and Korea Software Industry Association (KSIA) concluded the contract on business agreement for overseas advance activation of Korean software enterprise, and also they promised that they will promote cooperative businesses t

On December 18, Samsung Electronics is launching smart phones through SK Telecom in Korea. Samsung has already introduced the online application store in major European countries including UK, France, Italy, etc. Then on September, providing more than 800 applications.

LG Electronics and LG Telecom (CEO: Jung Il-jae) will provide the LG LH8600S cell-phone that can read a book for visually handicapped people.

At Braille Day on November 4, LG Electronics, LGT and LG Sangnam Library announced that they will donate 2,000 cellphones for visually handicapped people.  They will choose 2,000 people from applications submitted, and supply the phones in the middle of December.

Since the global economic crisis, countries around the globe have experienced an economic recession with high unemployment rate. However, many experts believe the recession is almost over. The government, associations and many companies are ready to make investments in new fields with high potentials.

700 billion won new growth fund investment will help the small and medium size companies.

Q: What is the purpose of your visit to GMV 2009?

One of the many speakers present at AECF was Gerard Roland, a professor at UC Berkeley. In a debate about 21^st century capitalism, he shared his opinions with everybody. The introduction of the 20^th century started out with economic prosperity and peace, but in the latter stages sparked two of the bloodiest wars in history.

Vodafone, Telefonica, Verizon Wireless, ORANGE, NTTdocomo, Nokia, and Ericsson have all mounted KOTRA's glowing chariot to meet the Korean mobile telecommunication companies from November 10-12 at the COEX Intercontinental Hotel. Here, about 110 mobile telecommunication companies will be gathered from all around the world to do business and make business.

Gate Opens to Welcome the Chariot