The Center for Comprehensive Support for Enterprises for Persons with Disabilities (Chairman Park Maru) announced that it will be recruiting approximately 20 companies for persons with disabilities to participate in the 'Overseas Buyer Invitation Export Consultation' until August 25th.
The recruitment target is domestic companies that hold a certificate of disabled enterprise, and can apply regardless of export experience or sales volume.
This consultation meeting will be held on November 13th at COEX Magok Square Ballroom Hall B, inviting 20 leading overseas buyers to Korea to provide 1:1 customized export consultations.
Selected companies will receive customized support covering the entire export process, including export product analysis, buyer matching, translation and production of consulting materials, dedicated interpretation and on-site support, and post-event one-on-one export consulting. This support will be provided not only on the day of the event but also before and after the consultation, helping to secure actual contracts and enter overseas markets.
The Center for Comprehensive Support for Enterprises for Persons with Disabilities has supported the development of overseas markets for enterprises for persons with disabilities through its previous "Market Development Team" program. This program achieved export results of $3.52 million in Vietnam and Thailand in 2023 and $3.76 million in Kazakhstan in 2024.
This consultation meeting was designed to enable companies with disabilities to meet with overseas buyers directly in Korea and explore export opportunities, even when overseas business trips are difficult.
Applications for participation can be submitted by mail, in person, or by email. For more information, please visit the 'Notice Board > Business Announcement' bulletin board on the website of the Comprehensive Support Center for Disabled Enterprises .
Chairman Park Maru said, “We will support disabled businesses that are sufficiently competitive but lack opportunities to demonstrate their capabilities overseas through this consultation session,” and added, “We hope that companies that are willing to expand overseas, even if they do not have much export experience, will actively participate.”
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