Group 1 - The fifth Korea (Shandong) Import Goods Expo took place from May 23 to 26 in Weihai, showcasing 11 companies from Incheon with products ranging from rice cakes to natural cosmetics and kitchenware, resulting in over 150 business negotiations and an intended trade volume of 17.5 million yuan [1][2] - The Incheon Economic and Trade Representative Office, established in Weihai in 2016, operated a 198 square meter booth, promoting products, investment environment, and cultural experiences, particularly highlighting Korean food experiences that attracted significant visitor interest [1][2] - To commemorate the 10th anniversary of the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement, a B2B negotiation meeting was held, facilitating further business discussions and potential market entry for Incheon companies into China [1][2] Group 2 - A tripartite memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed between the Incheon Economic and Trade Representative Office, the Korea Institute of Production Technology, and the Weihai Foreign Investment Enterprises Association to enhance technical cooperation and collaborative business development for Incheon companies [2] - Incheon companies expressed optimism about entering the Chinese market, with active discussions during the expo indicating strong potential for future exports [2] - Incheon city plans to leverage the expo as a catalyst for expanding market access and strengthening its brand globally, focusing on overseas marketing initiatives [2]