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General presentation of the Korean economy

1. As a member of the G20, OECD and as of July 1, 2016 from the Paris Club, Korea is the 11th largest economy in the world

With a GDP of 1411 billion dollars in 2016, South Korea is the 11th largest economy in the world. Its economic importance has been confirmed by its accession to the G20, following its accession to the OECD in 1996. South Korea has experienced an average growth of more than 3% per year over the last ten years, above the average of OECD countries, while maintaining balanced economic fundamentals (low unemployment, trade surplus and limited public debt).

Located halfway between China and Japan, Korea is at the heart of the world's fastest-growing zone. This proximity is a challenge, but it also offers opportunities for greater regional economic integration. Korea's growth rate in 2016 was 2.8%, similar to previous years (2.8% in 2015 and 3.3% in 2014). The forecast for 2017, close to 3%, reflects a recovery in Korea's exports following the rebound in global trade.

2. Korea, a leading country in high technology sectors

The second-largest OECD country in terms of R & D spending (4.2% of GDP), Korea is a favored observation post for information and communication technologies. In less than 20 years, it has become a world leader with 40% of the world market for liquid crystal displays and a quarter in mobile telephony. Korean groups are also becoming increasingly important in major international contracts, particularly in infrastructure (transport, energy) and engineering. Korea is also the fifth largest car manufacturer in the world thanks to the Hyundai Kia group.

In the face of growing competition from China, which it is the largest supplier, Korea is looking to project its industrial strategy into the future. The authorities are trying to promote innovation through support for start-ups and new technologies of the "4th industrial revolution" (including artificial intelligence, big data, autonomous vehicles or the Internet of Things), in order to identify new growth drivers.

3. Korea, a country that has restructured significantly in the last ten years

Korea has opened its economy to foreign investors. Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows, liberalized after the 1997 crisis, were supported by the European Union, which, in 2016, has accumulated US $ 89 billion in investment stocks in Korea, and is now ahead of United States.

South Korea has since 2004 negotiated free trade agreements with its main trading partners. Sixteen agreements have entered into force so far, covering 59 countries, including those with the European Union (2011), the United States (2012) and China (2015).

It is also working to resolve some weaknesses, including the dominance of major Korean groups, first among which Samsung, Hyundai and LG. Korea is seeking to encourage the development of the service sector and SMEs, which suffer from much lower productivity than large manufacturing groups.

4. A buoyant market that offers many opportunities for large groups and SMEs

The EU Korea FTA, which entered into force on 1 July 2011, facilitated market access conditions. The EU's trade balance has moved from a deficit to a trade surplus and trade between France and Korea has evolved. In 2016, bilateral trade amounts to EUR 7.2 billion, with a surplus of EUR 621 million in favor of France. France also remains one of the largest foreign investors in Korea and the 5th largest investor in Europe. More than 200 subsidiaries of French companies are present in Korea.

The 2015 Korea France Year 2016 marked the 130th anniversary of diplomatic relations in France and Korea and helped to strengthen bilateral cooperation in all areas, particularly in the field of innovation and startups with the launch in March 2016 of the French Tech Hub Seoul and the implementation of startup exchange programs in relation with the French Tech policy in France.

5. The missions of the Seoul Economic Service

1. Strengthening of the bilateral dialogue on the major issues of the economic relations between France and Korea: the topics on the G20 agenda the negotiations on climate change; monitoring the implementation of the EU-Korea FTA and defending the interests of our companies in terms of market access; the problem of public export finance and credit insurance; investments ; prospects for cooperation or partnership.

2. Analysis of the economic situation of Korea and its major sectors of activity

3. The identification of industrial in which bilateral co-operation can be created or strengthened, as well as in terms of development aid.

4. Relations with the French business community in Korea, through regular meetings with the Foreign Trade Advisers Section of France and the Franco-Korean Chamber of Commerce.

The economic service is organized into four areas of expertise:

 - The macroeconomic and financial analysis pole monitors the country's economic and financial situation, the treatment of multilateral financial issues (G20 finance, climate change, export finance and credit insurance, development aid) and the monitoring of sectors Korean banking and finance;

- The trade policy analysis cluster deals with multilateral issues (FTA, WTO, G20 agricultural), Korean market access issues of public procurement and sanitary and phytosanitary issues;

- The industrial policy analysis pole monitors the industrial policy of Korea (sustainable development, research and development, innovation,) and the most important sectors for French interests (energy, transport, infrastructure and engineering, ICT , environment ...);

- The intellectual property division deals with all issues related to intellectual property as well as the issue of geographical indications. This cluster has regional competence and covers Korea, Japan and Taiwan.