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South Korea: Regulator shares competition policies with EU counterparts

By  |  March 11, 2019

The Korean Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) chief is slated to share the nation’s competition policies and law enforcement with European nations during his seven-day trip to the continent this week.

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    During his stay, Kim Sang-jo is slated to have a bilateral meeting with the European Union’s top antitrust official, give a keynote speech at the International Workshop on Competition Policy in Serbia and participate as a speaker at the International Conference on Competition held in Berlin.

    On Sunday, March 10, Kim Sang-jo left for Belgium for a bilateral meeting with the EU’s top antitrust official, Johannes Laitenberger. They shared the latest law enforcement and policies and how to boost joint investigation at the working level, according to the KFTC on Monday.

    Full Content: Korea Herald

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