The Korea Eximbank has strengthened its financial diplomacy by sharing its policy finance experiences with foreign government officials.
On September 2, the Eximbank hosted a 'Policy Finance Briefing' at its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, inviting participants from the Global Leadership Program (GLP) of the KDI School of Public Policy and Management. The GLP was launched in 2010 in conjunction with the G20 summit held in Seoul.
The briefing was attended by 34 government officials responsible for finance, diplomacy, and industrial policy from 29 countries, including Argentina, Australia, Indonesia, and Brazil, all G20 members.
During the event, the Eximbank introduced its roles and functions, explaining topics such as export finance, supply chain cooperation for critical minerals, and investment financing systems and support cases. The bank particularly highlighted examples of using its financial products to support infrastructure development and stabilize supply chains in emerging markets, engaging attendees in a question-and-answer session.
A representative from the Eximbank stated, "This was a meaningful opportunity to share our policy finance experiences with key personnel from foreign governments. We will continue to strengthen our role as a financial diplomacy hub connecting Korea and the world."
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