호주에 ‘한국 접근 제한‘ 요구한 일본 방위산업 시장서도 한일 신경전

【Anchor】 Recently, relations between our two countries, and Japan, have deteriorated. The defense and defense authorities are now poised to engage in a war of nerves over the defense industry market. After we secured a stake in an Australian defense company, Japan, citing "intellectual property rights," demanded that Australia "restrict access to Korea." This is Gal Tae-woong. 【Reporter】 A frigate slowly departing port. It's rapidly maneuvering. This is the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's Mogami-class destroyer. The new model, with a displacement approximately 1,000 tons larger, even won the Australian project, beating out K-Shipbuilding. This served as an opportunity for our companies, which had been crushed at the time, to form a "one team for the export market." [Eo Seong-cheol / President of Hanwha Ocean's Special Vessel Division (February): We will work together to pioneer the market. The merger of these two companies will lead the global K-shipbuilding and maritime defense industries and dominate the global market…] Japan plans to build eight of its 11 export vessels at the Australian shipbuilding company Austal. However, Hanwha's Australian subsidiary recently became the largest shareholder in Austal. They secured the maximum stake, believing that market access would be easier, given its presence in the US. Japan began raising concerns about the possibility of technology leaks. They even demanded that the Australian government "strengthen restrictions on Hanwha's access." [Shinjiro Koizumi / Japanese Defense Minister (on the 19th): We are closely communicating about the importance of intellectual property protection. We will take the necessary measures for the joint development and production of Australia's next-generation general-purpose frigate…] This is because the gap between Korea and Japan in the Australian project last year was so large. The Chungnam-class, which we had proposed, was eliminated early, not even making it to the final list of candidates. Japan's superiority in ship technology offers significant implications for "K-shipbuilding." This is Gal Tae-woong from OBS News. #Japan #JapaneseDefense #KoreaAccessRestrictions #KoreaJapan #HanwhaOcean ▶ Subscribe to the OBS News Channel https://youtube.com/@OBSNews?sub_conf... ▶ See more OBS News articles PC: http://www.obsnews.co.kr Mobile: http://m.obs.co.kr ▶ Report to OBS News Email: [email protected] Phone: 032-670-5555