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Deal signed with South Korea

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20.10.2008 18:06

Deal signed with South Korea

Turkey and the number one of shipping industry in the world South Korea will deal an agreement. Korea Marine Equipment Association (KOMEA) is coming to Turkey tomorrow with a committee comprised by 8 people.

By the agreement marine equipments will be taken from Korea which has potential sub-industry

Turkey and the number one of shipping industry in the world South Korea will deal an agreement. Korea Marine Equipment Association (KOMEA) is coming to Turkey tomorrow with a committee comprised by 8 people.

There is going to be a deal between the chairman of Komea Yoon-So Park and Turkish Shipbuilders Association chairman Murat Bayrak.

It was an important development according to specialists for the current conditions in which all shipping industry suffer from global finacial crisis. By the agreement marine equipments will be taken from Korea which has potential sub-industry.

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