(Pyeongchang = Yonhap News) Reporter Lim Bo-yeon — Pyeongchang County signed a cooperation agreement with the Korean American Chambers of Commerce USA (KACCUSA) on the 18th at Pyeongchang County Hall to promote mutual exchange and collaboration.

The agreement aims to establish a cooperative framework to support the entry of Pyeongchang’s high-quality local specialties and regional products into the U.S. market, while strengthening global business capabilities.

Key areas of cooperation include:
▲ Supporting market expansion for Pyeongchang’s specialty products in the United States
▲ Joint participation in trade shows and exhibitions within the United States
▲ Co-operation in global business programs

Through this partnership, both organizations plan to strengthen business networks, expand market channels, attract investment, and generate practical economic outcomes.

KACCUSA is the largest Korean American economic network in the United States, consisting of 78 regional chambers across all 50 states. Established in the 1980s, the organization has worked as a nonprofit entity dedicated to protecting the rights and interests of Korean American businesses and supporting economic growth.

Pyeongchang County Mayor Shim Jae-guk stated, “This agreement not only lays the foundation for local companies to enter the U.S. market more stably, but also provides an opportunity to promote Pyeongchang’s specialties to the world. The county will continue to extend institutional and administrative support to ensure meaningful and tangible results.”

limbo@yna.co.kr

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