[7] South Korean president Park Geun-hye stated that her government would make efforts to enter the agreement into force as soon as possible.
In addition, a total of 310 items including products produced in North Korea‘s Kaesong Industrial Park have obtained the qualification of Korean origin, and can enjoy tariff preferences immediately after the entry into force of the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement.
The Chinese side is considering allowing Korean travel agencies to recruit and visit South Korea in China.
[13] In addition, China and South Korea also promised that after the signing of the agreement, they will continue to carry out service trade negotiations in the negative list model, and carry out investment negotiations based on the pre-access national treatment and the negative list model.
The coming into effect of the China-Korea Free Trade Zone has raised concerns among the island's interior officials and large and medium-sized enterprises.
In an interview with Chen Wen-si, Honghai Group Chairman Guo Taiming said: "I am an economic voter, and I am concerned about the marginalization of the Taiwan region as a whole of global liberalization and internationalization.