What was your favorite aspect of the KSP?
① Borók Tímea (Director, Corporate Tax Division, Ministry of Finance, Hungary)
We would also like to acknowledge the invaluable involvement of high-level Korean and Hungarian leaders in the program, which greatly enhanced its reputation and fostered valuable connections between the two countries.
② Petricskó Judit (Corporate Tax Consultant, Ministry of Finance, Hungary)
It actively supports the development of participating countries and brings about positive changes through the sharing of best practices and knowledge.
③ Yohanes Probo Satrio (Section Head Accounting, Reporting and Special Mission Transformation Ministry of Finance, Indonesia)
What I particularly valued from participating in the project was not just the one-sided learning, but rather a mutual exchange of knowledge and experiences.
The collaborative nature extended beyond research paper writing; it was evident in the overall management of the project as well.
By working closely with the KDI's KSP team and the Indonesia team, we had the opportunity to establish a close working relationship.
④ Seanchhun Men (Director of Research, Cambodia Ministry of Economy and Finance, Cambodia)
KSP has been an incredibly enlightening project for Cambodia. Its implementation has provided us with a clear understanding of our current position in the data sector.
Through this project, we have identified gaps in our data availability, which are crucial for formulating a robust risk monitoring framework in Cambodia.
⑤ Le Van Thu (Vice Chairman of the Hanoi MRB, Vietnam)
In Hanoi, we encountered limitations in various aspects including infrastructure, development approaches, and policies when it came to advancing smart transportation.
It is crucial to continue forward instead of stopping at the current stage. Through KSP, we gained new knowledge and had the opportunity to continue progressing.
⑥ Anibal Giménez Kullak (Director of Industrial Policy, Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Paraguay)
KSP has proven to be an efficient tool for the ministry to analyze, design, and implement projects that align with our interests. Unlike other projects, KSP has offered us a practical, easy, and fast approach.
⑦ Sonepheth Sihapanya (Deputy Chief, General Administration Division, Trade Promotion Department, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Lao PDR)
KSP offers the opportunity for the Lao government to visit Korea and learn about the export promotion policies for startups.
This experience has been incredibly helpful in acquiring new knowledge and insights from Korea that we can incorporate into Laos' policies and government practices
What does the KSP Mean to you?
“The KSP is a progressive cooperation model with professionalism.”
"KSP is collaboration."
“The KSP is an eye-opening experience that has broadened our perspective.”
"The KSP keeps us moving.”
“KSP serves as an agile development partner, providing proactive support for the advancement of Paraguay.”
"The KSP is a platform that allows us to dream of the future.“
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