🇰🇷 Lee Jae Myung
Lee hails Koreas first persimmon export to China in 17 years
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South Korea's first persimmon shipment to China in 17 years has taken place.
What happened
President Lee Jae Myung announced that South Korea has exported persimmons to China after 17 years of negotiations. This shipment marks the entry of Korean persimmons into the Chinese market. The export is a result of President Lee's pledge to support the opening of new export markets for the agricultural industry.
Why it matters
The export of persimmons to China may have implications for the South Korean agricultural industry and its economic development.
Key facts
- Korean persimmons have entered the Chinese market after 17 years
- President Lee Jae Myung pledged to support new export markets
- The shipment is a result of this pledge
- Persimmons were shipped to China
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