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How to Use FTA & TPP Wisely in ASEAN for Companies in Thailand
- 1. 2015 Korea-ASEAN FTA Seminar ABOUT THIS SEMINAR Korea has long been one of ASEAN countries’ oldest and most complementary trading partners. Korea-ASEAN FTA has formally entered into effect since June 2007, however due to the lack of understanding and information, the actual application of the FTA seems less practical and pragmatic. Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry & Energy (“MOTIE”) has organized the ‘2015 KOREA-ASEAN FTA SEMINAR: Maximizing the Utilization’ jointly with KPMG. This seminar aims to enhance understanding of country-specific FTA circumstances, addresses issues associated with a low utilization rate of the FTA, and suggests practical guidance of the FTA and business strategy to settle the issues. The main elements of our agenda include major issues and revisions of the Korea- ASEAN FTA , customs clearance, preferential tariff products/rates, and best practices of ASEAN companies. We look forward to active participation and invaluable contribution of importers, exporters, trade & customs teams, purchase departments, and ASEAN & Korean enterprises in each country. Who should attend? Firms currently or looking to do business with Korea in the follo wing industries: • Automotive Industry • Petrochemical Industry • Steel Industry • Consumer- Electronics/Mobile Phone Industry • Chemical/Fiber Industry • Machinery Industry Korea-ASEAN Free Trade Agreement Practical Guidance & Business Strategy Important information Date: 8 December 2015 Location: Cost: No charge Time: 1:30pm - 5:00pm (Registration opens 30mins early) The Westin Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok 295 Sukhumvit 19, Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
- 2. 2015 Korea-ASEAN FTA Seminar WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND • Learn more about Korea-ASEAN FTA and how it will enable Thai companies to import from or export to Korea with the goods and services they need notwithstanding country-specific challenges • Discover which industry sectors offer the best opportunities • Hear how you can take advantage of these opportunities from various FTAs • Understand the realities of doing business with Korea or other countries having FTAs with ASEAN • Network with ASEAN companies interested in Korea market, and meet Korean government (MOTIE) officials to consult on investment HOSTED BY CONTACT INFORMATION SUPPORTED BY Park Mun Gu, KPMG Korea Partner E mungupark@kr.kpmg.com T +82 10 9250 0571 Lee Chae Hyun, KPMG Korea Consultant E chaehyunlee@kr.kpmg.com T +82 10 7155 7937 Registration1:00 – 1:30 pm 1:30 – 1:40 pm 1:40 – 2:10 pm 2:10 – 2:30 pm 2:30 – 2:50 pm 2:50 – 3:30 pm 3:30 – 3:50 pm 3:50 – 4:30 pm 4:30 – 4:50 pm 4:50 – 5:00 pm Opening Speech Korea – ASEAN FTA Major Issues and Revisions Maximizing the Utilization of Korea-ASEAN FTA Coffee Break Korea-ASEAN Local Issues: Rules of Origin, Customs Clearance, Preferential Tariff Products & Rates Guides for Supporting the Utilization of Korea-ASEAN FTA & Investment Business Models Agenda Global Market Expansion through Cooperation between Korea and ASEAN – Best Practices & Plans Q & A Closing Mr. Ho-Dong Lee, Director General, MOTIE Mr. Mun-Gu Park, KPMG Korea Trade & Customs Partner Mr. Maneekool Chatrpol, KPMG Thailand Trade & Customs Manager Ms. Angelia Chew, Currently KPMG Asia Pacific leader for Trade & Customs, formerly Vice President –Global Head of Trade & Customs function in Philips, and other was also Asia lead in MNCs in IT and Electronics Industries / Trade and Customs Expert, Thomson Reuters Chew Angelia, KPMG Asia Pacific Leader T +6591072039 Chatrpol Maneekool, KPMG Thailand Manager T +66859802040 Mr. Houn Jeon, Director, MOTIE Mr. Mun-Gu Park, KPMG Korea Trade & Customs Partner All The schedule may be subject to change.