State Of Nebraska Trade Mission Begins

Governor Ricketts Leads Delegation To Promote Nebraska Business And Expand Global Partnerships

Mission Stops In Japan, South Korea To Highlight State's Strengths In Food And Agriculture, Manufacturing, And Information Technology

Governor Pete Ricketts is leading a trade mission to Japan and South Korea this week to promote Nebraska businesses and expand global partnerships. The mission, which began on Sunday, includes stops in Tokyo, Seoul, and Busan.

The delegation includes representatives from a variety of Nebraska businesses, including food and agriculture, manufacturing, and information technology. Governor Ricketts said the mission is an opportunity to showcase Nebraska's strengths and to attract new investment to the state.

"Nebraska is a global leader in food and agriculture, manufacturing, and information technology," said Governor Ricketts. "This trade mission is an opportunity to showcase our state's strengths and to attract new investment to Nebraska. I am confident that this mission will be a success and will help to create jobs and grow our economy."

The mission is part of Governor Ricketts' ongoing efforts to promote Nebraska businesses and to expand the state's global partnerships. In recent years, the Governor has led trade missions to China, Mexico, Canada, and Europe.

The delegation will meet with government officials, business leaders, and potential investors in Japan and South Korea. The mission will also include site visits to businesses and research institutions.

The trade mission is expected to conclude on Friday.