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KITA opens office in Dubai to assist Korean start-ups

By Wei ZhangKorea
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The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) said Tuesday it has set up an office in Dubai to help local start-ups advance into the Middle Eastern market. Under an agreement with Dubai Future Foundation, the Korea Office will be set up at Emirates Towers in one of the key cities of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The office will provide working space for local start-ups and assist entrepreneurs in establishing their businesses in the burgeoning Middle Eastern market, KITA said.

“It will be a great opportunity for local start-ups as Dubai institutions are pushing forward various projects under the support and attention of the prince of Dubai,” Kim Ki-hyeon, a KITA official, said.

Dubai Future Foundation was set up with an aim to shape the future of the strategic sectors in cooperation with the government and private sectors.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary objective of the new KITA office in Dubai?

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The main aim is to help South Korean start-ups enter and establish their businesses within the Middle Eastern market. It will provide working space and assistance to entrepreneurs in this burgeoning region.

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Where is the new KITA office located in Dubai?

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The Korea Office is located at Emirates Towers, which is situated in Dubai, one of the key cities within the United Arab Emirates. It was set up under an agreement with Dubai Future Foundation.

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Who is supporting the various projects that make this a great opportunity for start-ups?

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According to a KITA official, Dubai institutions are driving forward various projects in the region. These initiatives are receiving strong support and attention from the prince of Dubai, creating opportunities.

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