New Danish chamber sees shared industrial future with Korea

Until recently, Denmark was one of the few European countries without its own chamber of commerce in Seoul.

That changed Tuesday with the launch of the Danish Chamber of Commerce in Korea, a move inaugural chairman Jan Benggaard sees as reflecting deepening economic ties and growing business opportunities between the two countries.

The chamber launches with 34 member companies, including Maersk, Novo Nordisk, CS Wind and Lego, as Korean industrial capabilities gain importance in Danish companies ...