The contemporary environments for Korea's economic and trade policy toward Latin America are quite different from those of the 1990s. Today Korea has a free trade agreement (FTA) with Chile, is joining soon the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), is suffering from the hike of international prices of commodities in which the Latin American region is abundant, and has assumed the role of regional coordinator for the East Asia-Latin America Cooperation Forum (FEALAC). The shape of the region's political and economic realities in its turn is also different from that of the 1990s, when democratization, economic stability, market opening and reform, and regional integration featured. With the general exception of Mexico and Chile, Latin American countries have suffered in recent years from the vicious cycle of boom and bust, suspected the working of market-friendly reforms, and undergone the social instability. They have not been so much enthusiastic recently with the intra-regional integration as before, but more interested in further integration with extra-regional trade partners such as the United States, European Union, and major East Asian economies. (The rest is omitted.)

Ⅰ. 對중남미 경제협력 중장기 전략

Ⅱ. 한-아르헨티나 경제협력 강화방안

Ⅲ. 한-브라질 경제협력 강화방안

Ⅳ. 한-칠레 경제협력 강화방안