The 1stINDONESIA-KOREA SMEs Green Business Forum
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ASEIC, the ASEM SMEs Eco-Innovation Center, with the support of Small & Medium Business Administration of Korea and KUKM, the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of Indonesia, held the very 1stโINDONESIA-KOREA SMEs Green Business Forumโ on December 6, 2016 at Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Organized by Green Business Center in order to expand the conception of eco-innovation to SMEs of both countries through sharing related information and policies, approximately 150 people attended this event, including Indonesian government officials, representatives of universities and research labs of Indonesia and Korean organizations in Indonesia as well.
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Mr. Kyu-dae Lee, Chairman of ASEIC and INNOBIZ Association, announced the welcoming speech followed by the opening speech from Mr. Meliadi Sembiring, Deputy Minister of KUKM and the congratulatory remark by Mr. Jang-jean Kang, Representative of Indonesia-Korea Joint Secretariat for Economic Development.
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Many experts gave presentations to boost enthusiastic discussions on policies of SMEs and green business of Korea and Indonesia.
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The keynote speech was delivered by Mr. Hasan Jauhari, Senior Advisor to the Minister of KUKM, with the theme โGreen Business of SMEs in Indonesiaโ. Also, Mr. Young-tae Seo, Director of Indonesia-Korea Joint Secretariat for Economic Development, presented the โOverview of Korean Environment Policies and Support for Eco Enterprisesโ.
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There was four major speeches at the afternoon session.
Ms. Sri Wahyuni, Practitioner of Bio-energy of Womenโs Foundation of Indonesia Innovation, on โImplementation of Green Economy Businessโ, Mr. Eun-woo Park, Senior Advisor of KUKM, on โMutual Cooperation between Korea-Indonesia Enterprises through OVOP Program, Ms. Tuti Mintarsih, Director General of the Ministry of Environment of Indonesia, on โGreen Policies of Indonesiaโ and finally Ms. Min-gyu Kim, Vice President of Korean Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, on โAdvancing the Status of Environmentally Friendly Enterprise in Indonesiaโ.
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Along with the forum, a stage for SMEs to promote their products and activities. was settled. Mainly in the field of eco-innovation such as LED, solar energy, waste water treatment and recycling waste clothing and paper, 4 Korean companies and 5 Indonesian companies participated in this event.
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The 1stINDONESIA-KOREA SMEs Green Business Forum
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ASEIC, the ASEM SMEs Eco-Innovation Center, with the support of Small & Medium Business Administration of Korea and KUKM, the Ministry of Cooperatives and SMEs of Indonesia, held the very 1stโINDONESIA-KOREA SMEs Green Business Forumโ on December 6, 2016 at Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Organized by Green Business Center in order to expand the conception of eco-innovation to SMEs of both countries through sharing related information and policies, approximately 150 people attended this event, including Indonesian government officials, representatives of universities and research labs of Indonesia and Korean organizations in Indonesia as well.
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Mr. Kyu-dae Lee, Chairman of ASEIC and INNOBIZ Association, announced the welcoming speech followed by the opening speech from Mr. Meliadi Sembiring, Deputy Minister of KUKM and the congratulatory remark by Mr. Jang-jean Kang, Representative of Indonesia-Korea Joint Secretariat for Economic Development.
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Many experts gave presentations to boost enthusiastic discussions on policies of SMEs and green business of Korea and Indonesia.
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The keynote speech was delivered by Mr. Hasan Jauhari, Senior Advisor to the Minister of KUKM, with the theme โGreen Business of SMEs in Indonesiaโ. Also, Mr. Young-tae Seo, Director of Indonesia-Korea Joint Secretariat for Economic Development, presented the โOverview of Korean Environment Policies and Support for Eco Enterprisesโ.
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There was four major speeches at the afternoon session.
Ms. Sri Wahyuni, Practitioner of Bio-energy of Womenโs Foundation of Indonesia Innovation, on โImplementation of Green Economy Businessโ, Mr. Eun-woo Park, Senior Advisor of KUKM, on โMutual Cooperation between Korea-Indonesia Enterprises through OVOP Program, Ms. Tuti Mintarsih, Director General of the Ministry of Environment of Indonesia, on โGreen Policies of Indonesiaโ and finally Ms. Min-gyu Kim, Vice President of Korean Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, on โAdvancing the Status of Environmentally Friendly Enterprise in Indonesiaโ.
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Along with the forum, a stage for SMEs to promote their products and activities. was settled. Mainly in the field of eco-innovation such as LED, solar energy, waste water treatment and recycling waste clothing and paper, 4 Korean companies and 5 Indonesian companies participated in this event.
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