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Jeju Province to Host Singaporean Buyers for Export Consultations, Marking Singapore Office Anniversary

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-04-23 10:26:39
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JEJU-SI, SOUTH KOREA – In a strategic move to bolster local businesses' foray into the burgeoning ASEAN market, the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province has announced the "2025 Singapore Buyer Invitation Export Consultation." This initiative coincides with the second anniversary of the establishment of the Jeju Singapore Office, underscoring the province's commitment to international trade and economic diversification. The event, scheduled to take place on June 24th at the Jeju Economic and Trade Promotion Agency, aims to connect promising Jeju-based exporters with carefully vetted buyers from Singapore.

The upcoming consultation presents a significant opportunity for Jeju's export-oriented enterprises to tap into the dynamic Singaporean market, which serves as a crucial gateway to the wider Southeast Asian region. Singapore's robust economy, strategic location, and strong international trade ties make it an attractive destination for businesses seeking expansion beyond domestic borders.

Recognizing the diverse array of products originating from the island, the Jeju Provincial Government is encouraging applications from companies dealing in a wide spectrum of goods. This includes the island's renowned agricultural produce, high-quality livestock and fisheries products, innovative processed foods leveraging local ingredients, and the increasingly popular Jeju-made cosmetics capitalizing on the region's natural resources and beauty trends.

The selection process for the participating Singaporean buyers will be rigorous, focusing on their proven track record in the relevant sectors and their demonstrated interest in sourcing products from Jeju. This meticulous approach ensures that local businesses will engage in meaningful discussions with potential partners who possess a genuine understanding of the market demands and have the capacity to facilitate successful entry. Furthermore, the organizers have emphasized that the one-on-one consultation sessions will be tailored to the specific product portfolios of the participating Jeju companies, maximizing the potential for mutually beneficial partnerships.

This initiative builds upon the efforts of the Jeju Singapore Office, which has played a pivotal role in fostering economic ties between the island province and the Southeast Asian hub since its inception two years ago. The office has actively worked to promote Jeju's trade and investment opportunities, facilitate business networking, and provide market intelligence to local enterprises. The upcoming buyer invitation event is a direct outcome of these ongoing efforts, translating the office's presence in Singapore into tangible benefits for Jeju's export sector.

Companies based in Jeju Province with a valid business registration are eligible to apply for this exclusive opportunity. The application process is streamlined through the Jeju Electronic Trade Support System website, providing a convenient platform for local businesses to express their interest. The deadline for applications is set for May 9th, urging interested companies to act promptly.

The Jeju Provincial Government, through its Trade and Logistics Division's ASEAN Plus Alpha (+α) Team, is readily available to address any inquiries and provide further assistance to prospective participants. This proactive approach underscores the government's commitment to ensuring a smooth and productive experience for both the local exporters and the visiting Singaporean buyers.

By facilitating direct interaction between Jeju's export-ready businesses and Singaporean purchasers, this initiative is poised to create valuable trade linkages, open new avenues for market diversification, and ultimately contribute to the economic growth and prosperity of Jeju Province. The event marks a significant step in strengthening Jeju's position as a key player in the regional trade landscape.

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