Tajikistan — Korea: coincidence of interests of mutually beneficial cooperation
Dushanbe, 26.02.2016. (NIAT “Khovar”). — Development of mutually beneficial cooperation aimed at expanding trade-economic and investment relations were discussed by the chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of Tajikistan Sharif Said and Charge d’Affaires of Korea to Tajikistan Yom Ki-Yong.
The chairman of CCI brought concrete examples of practical cooperation in national infrastructure projects and told about the main directions of activity of CCI of Tajikistan. He has also suggested to organise in Tajikistan training seminars with the invitation of Korean experts in the preparation of national cadres in the field of business.
In turn, Yom Ki-Yong has noted that the economic growth of Tajikistan and successful structural reforms of the republic provoke great interest of South Korean businessmen in cooperation with the mountainous land.









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