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S Korea s export of fishery products fall in 2020 over COVID-19 - World News

S Korea s export of fishery products fall in 2020 over COVID-19 - World News
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North Korea Party Congress Begins With Kim Jong Un s Confession of Failure on the Economy – The Diplomat

North Korea Party Congress Begins With Kim Jong Un’s Confession of Failure on the Economy One of the most important events in North Korea started January 5 as Kim conveyed his messages over the quarantine and economy. January 07, 2021 In this photo provided by the North Korean government, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attends a ruling party congress in Pyongyang, North Korea Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021. Credit: Korean Central News Agency/Korea News Service via AP) Advertisement North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency reported today that the ruling Workers’ Party’s Eighth Congress had convened in Pyongyang, the capital, on January 5.

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Korea s Offshore Wind Collaboration Plan - Energy and Natural Resources

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The Korean government s support for the development of offshore wind power in Korea has reached a crescendo. While interest in the nascent domestic offshore sector has been growing gradually for years, the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (the Democratic Party ) upped the ante when it included a campaign pledge to implement a Green New Deal for Korea (the Green New Deal ) as a key element of its party platform in Korea s April 2020 National Assembly elections. Following the Democratic Party s strong showing in these elections,

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[INTERVIEW] Mutated pathogens make wildlife-borne diseases like COVID-19 harder to treat

[INTERVIEW] Mutated pathogens make wildlife-borne diseases like COVID-19 harder to treat Posted : 2020-12-18 17:23 Updated : 2021-01-07 05:27 A zoo veterinarian takes a sample from a bat for research on the coronavirus at the Palmyre Zoo, which was closed to the public due to the COVID-19 outbreak in Les Mathes, France, April 21, 2020. Reuters By Ko Dong-hwan The National Institute of Wildlife Disease Control and Prevention Head Noh Hee-kyong. Courtesy of NIWDCWhile the seemingly interminable COVID-19 global pandemic is believed to have started with an endemic disease in bats that was transmitted to humans via a third species of animal, other cases of such zoonotic diseases have become (and are becoming) harder to treat because of mutations within the nuclear structure of the pathogens, according to the chief of the country s new wildlife diseases control agency.

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Korea Ocean Business Corp to Become a Ship Lessor | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Korea Ocean Business Corp. to Become a Ship Lessor Korea Ocean Business Corp. will be turned into a shipowner company to lend ships to South Korean shipping companies. The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries is planning to turn Korea Ocean Business Corp. into a shipowner company to lend ships to South Korean shipping companies. The idea is to prevent another lack of vessels for export and import and maintain sufficient ship spaces by divided vessel ownership and operation. A budget of 100 billion won is already earmarked to that end and about 10 ships are scheduled to be chartered next year for operating lease. The number is planned to be increased to 50 by 2025 and a subsidiary is slated to be set up so that a national shipowner company in which the private sector takes part can be established and run by the corporation.

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