Danish-South Korean maritime agreement comes into effect
This fall, the Danish Maritime Authority plans to act on the maritime cooperation agreement between Denmark and South Korea. "The proper representatives from the two countries will meet," says the authority.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
South Korea is one of the busiest markets in the world for newbuildings and offshore installations, and is therefore very interesting for the many Danish suppliers to the maritime industry. That's why the now a year-and-half old cooperation agreement concerning quality shipping and green shipping technologiy, entered by former Minister for Business and Growth Ole Sohn, is now set to come into effect for real, says CEO of the Danish Maritime Authority, Andreas Nordseth, to ShippingWatch.
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