Export of goods
- To surround citizens through the Academy, increasing efforts to spread the Korean language and culture in Colombia.
- Promote student and teacher exchanges.
- Promote the creation of an association of Colombian studies in Korea, which brings together the main Korean universities.
- Permanently studying and identifying the needs and tastes of the Korean client to take advantage of opportunities and adapt the exportable offer.
- Socializing the experiences of commercial exchange between Colombia and Korea is helpful to increase the interest of other entrepreneurs.
- Articulate the different entities of the public sector in charge of the Presidential Office for Competitiveness and Public-Private Management to manage bottlenecks export.
- Developing products with added value through long-term technological alliances.
- Identify Korean value chains with which Colombian businesses can interact and promote investment and businesses.
- Optimize infrastructure supply of foreign trade terminals and import and export procedures.
- Generate new alternatives, both routes, and means of transport.
- Promote an Air services memorandum of understanding with sufficient freedoms.
- Extend the application of the AEO program to all actors in the logistics chain and sign a mutual recognition agreement with South Korea.
- Extend the use of non-intrusive reconnaissance technology to more ports and airports and more types of products.
- Propose to Korea a fast track for the admissibility processes to accelerate the entry of the products negotiated in the FTA.
- Prioritize productive stakes in non - traditional product eligibility processes to increase trade and diversification of exportable agricultural and agro-industrial products.
- Implementing the Health Diplomacy Agenda of MARD and strengthen coordinated interagency work.
- To speed up the implementation of the other modules of the trace system: the web platform, developed by INVIMA, allows the collection, storage, processing, and analysis of information supplied by the actors subject to inspection.
- Give Colombian exporters access to a catalog that compiles the technical requirements that the Korean market requires.
- Provide data or sector studies where there may be a greater competitive advantage from NAFTA.
- Identify sectors with an impact in the short, medium, and long term and where there are no regulatory barriers
- Developed alliances to adopt QR codes on export goods that allow the Korean consumer, through the code scanner, to access Colombian tourism promotion campaigns.
- Identify the interests of Korean music buyers and programmers to encourage their participation in the Bomm - Bogotá Music Market.
- Encourage participation in relationship activities (conferences) that make it possible to socialize the potential of Colombian entrepreneurs in the Korean music market.
- Build awareness and training scenarios for buyers of Korean audiovisual content with Colombian content.
- Identify the Korean offer in the audiovisual industry that offers public television and cinematographic content to strengthen the national audiovisual market.
- Provide advice to Colombian designers about product design according to the requirements of the Korean market.
- Train and/or advise Colombian designers on fashion export requirements to Korea - Aligned with developing the export catalog.
- Encourage the participation of Korean boutique and multi-brand shoppers in commercial relationship scenarios such as the BFW.