[The Herald Business] By the first day of the government's visit to the export company's field and preparing for practical measures, the small and medium - sized enterprises demanded support by tackling various obstacles preventing overseas entry. Joo Hyung-Hwan, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy, has been working on a 'caravan to exporting industrial complex' that will visit four representative industrial complexes including Banwol and Sihwa Industrial Complex together with export related organizations and financial institutions.

Export Caravan is a policy service activity that visits domestic companies without waiting for company support requests and seeks ways to activate exports. In order to prepare for exacerbating exports, the government has set up a support team to visit industrial sites and listen to their troubles. President of Korea Small and Medium Business Administration, President of Korea Small and Medium Business Administration, President of Korea Trade & Insurance Corporation, President of Korea Small and Medium Business Promotion Corporation, Director of Industrial Complex Corporation, and President of Industrial Bank of Korea. The minister visited the Gumi National Industrial Complex, which is the outpost of the machinery and electronics industry in the afternoon, following Banwol and Sihwa Industrial Complex.

At the CEO meeting held at the Gumi Industrial Complex in the Gumi Industrial Complex headquarters on the first floor of the headquarters, Chung Byungkee, CEO of an auto parts maker, said, "We have secured technological competitiveness through government support such as KOTRA. I thought I secured technological skills that I could not easily see, but I cannot completely shake up concerns about technology leakage.” He emphasized that the Korean technology should flow easily to China, so the relevant institutional apparatus should be provided.

"We need to focus on marketing activities such as participating in local exhibitions in order to enter overseas market, but we need the support of KOTRA, an export support organization." Mr. B, CEO of a battery company, said.

"The problem is that mid-sized companies and small and medium-sized enterprises do not receive the same benefits, though the concept of mid-sized companies is not clear yet. So it is difficult to get benefits from the support," he said. I hope to have equal benefits. "

"If small and medium-sized enterprises with a high proportion of exports are able to set up a separate exhibition for overseas exhibitions, but if the proportion is low, they will be able to join other corporations and corporate associations, but if companies do not gather in the right line, "We will pursue measures to ensure that all small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) enjoy the benefits of exhibits, regardless of their exports." "We are trying to revise the law so that the early midsize companies that are just out of the SMEs can use the government's budgets on an equal footing with SMEs."

The ministers and other officials will discuss how to support trade talks with local universities through industry-academia cooperation on 24th. In Osong, the location of consumer goods such as cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, they consider the ways to raise the 'Five Most Promising Consumer Goods' as export-focused items.

The last event of the caravan, Osong event, will take place in the form of joint private investment and investment measures meeting. An official from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said, "The most urgent matters raised at this event will be resolved promptly on the spot. If it is difficult to resolve immediately, the problems will be dealt in private-public joint meeting for Export and investment promotion with related vice-ministers for and meeting for Export and investment promotion under the superintendence of president.