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                         <Caption: CEO of KTNET, declares a global digital vision 2030.>

Korea Trade Network (KTNET) has set a goal of KRW 150 billion in sales by 2030 through its three strategies, namely Global, Digital, and Partner (GDP). KTNET held a Global Digital Vision 2030 proclamation ceremony at the Korea Electronics Trade Center in Sampyeong-dong, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do on the 16th and set out a renewed path ahead for the second 30 years.

KTNET has confirmed the ‘Global Digital Trade Partner’ as its new vision and promotes its three main strategies of GDP (“Global, Digital, and Partner”). The ‘Global’ strategy aims to expand domestic-oriented trade, logistics, and certification services to major trading countries, such as the U.S. and Canada, and strengthen the export of solution-based platforms through package and modularization.

The ‘Digital’ strategy is to provide data and new technology-based services integrating three major digital platforms while providing intelligent and customized services, such as trade and logistics recommendation curation using AI and automatic input services for electronic documents, to client companies. The three main digital platforms collectively refer to platforms for KTNET’s digital trade and logistics, digital document distribution, and distributed transaction distribution.

The ‘Partner’ strategy is to increase corporate value through customer value management and environmental, social, & governance (ESG) management based on communication and collaboration. KTNET has set a plan to increase the number of users to 150,000 companies by 2030 and increase sales to KRW 150 billion.

CEO of KTNET said, “KTNET will grow into a ‘global digital trading platform’ company by strengthening global capabilities and technological innovation and enhancing customer value based on communication and collaboration with the declaration of our vision, and thus contribute to strengthening the trade competitiveness of importers and exporters.”

KTNET was established in 1991 and has contributed to reducing trade costs by more than KRW 6 trillion annually through the promotion of “paperless trade” for more than 30 years.