Koryo Cable Co., Ltd., founded in 1964 in Daegu, Korea, is a manufacturer of aerial cables, power cables, insulated wires, and control cables. With over 60 years of experience, we deliver reliable cable solutions for power transmission and distribution worldwide.
Korean Cancer Association
The Korean Cancer Association(KCA), founded in 1974, is a premier organization committed to advancing cancer research, prevention, and treatment in South Korea. As a hub for collaboration among oncologists, researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers, KCA plays a pivotal role in fostering innovation in cancer care. The association organizes annual academic conferences, symposiums, and workshops to promote knowledge exchange and professional development. Through its flagship journal, Cancer Research and Treatment(CRT), KCA disseminates cutting-edge research findings to a global audience. In addition to academic efforts, KCA actively engages in public health initiatives to raise cancer awareness and advocate for early detection and prevention strategies. By bridging science, medicine, and community outreach, KCA continues to contribute to reducing the cancer burden in Korea and beyond.
Korean Printers Association
The Korean Printers Association (KPA) is a leading organisation representing the printing industry of Korea. Rooted in Korea’s proud legacy of inventing the world’s earliest known metal movable type, the Association works to preserve this heritage while advancing modern printing technologies and practices. It plays a central role in connecting tradition with innovation, ensuring that printing remains both a cultural medium and a competitive global industry.KPA engages in diverse activities that strengthen the industry and enrich culture. It supports government and policy consultations, offers education and training for printing professionals, and provides platforms for knowledge exchange through conferences, seminars, and exhibitions. By organising international events such as K-Print, the Association showcases cutting-edge technologies—including digital, packaging, and sustainable printing—while creating opportunities for global collaboration.The Association also promotes environmentally responsible practices, encouraging green printing, recyclable materials, and energy-efficient solutions. At the same time, it safeguards Korea’s cultural legacy, from the historic Jikji to contemporary print design, highlighting printing as both an industrial technology and a form of artistic expression.Through partnerships with global organisations such as the World Print & Communication Forum, KPA contributes to international dialogue and cooperation. Its mission is not only to support Korean companies in global markets but also to shape the future of printing by fostering innovation, sustainability, and cultural identity.In essence, the Korean Printers Association serves as both an advocate for industry and a guardian of culture, positioning Korea as a pioneer of printing heritage and a leader in modern print technology.
KOREA RADIO PROMOTION ASSOCIATION (RAPA)
The Korea Radio Promotion Association (RAPA), established under Article 66-2 of the Radio Waves Act in South Korea, aims to promote the efficient use of radio resources and adapt to changes in the radio environment. RAPA facilitates collaboration among radio-related companies, supports the internationalization of the radio broadcasting industry, and standardizes radio utilization technologies to foster healthy development in the field. The association’s vision is to lead the advancement of the radio industry by serving as a bridge between the industry and the government, supporting radio broadcasting companies, nurturing next-generation media industries, ensuring a safe radio environment, cultivating talent in radio broadcasting and communications, providing certification services for broadcasting and communication equipment, promoting cooperation among member companies, and conducting policy research. | Korea Radio Promotion Association(RAPA) serves as a bridge between industry and government for the Korean radio and broadcasting, supporting the strengthening of industrial competitiveness and creating a safe radio wave environment.RAPA aims to promote the efficient use of radio resources and adapt to changes in the radio environment.RAPA also serves as a key partner for the global radio and broadcasting convergence industry in the Fourth Industrial Revolution era.
Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology
Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) is a national chemical research institute, and it focuses on five research areas: chemical process technology, high value-added chemical materials, innovative drug discovery and biotechnology, bio-based and green fine chemical materials, and chemical platform infrastructure.