Governor Brian Kemp is in the Republic of Korea to begin an international economic development mission as Seoul celebrates 40 years of doing business with Georgia.

Governor Kemp said in addition to celebrating the partnership, his time there will focus on reinforcing strategic economic development partnerships.

Kemp and his delegation, which includes First Lady Marty Kemp and Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson, will visit with existing industries Seoul.

They will also host a celebratory reception to honor the 40-year partnership that Kemp said has expanded opportunity in Georgia and Korea, and has contributed to Georgia being voted the top state for business for 12 years in a row.

“Georgia has enjoyed a strong and friendly relationship with the Republic

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