07 July 2021
DAPA launches 'component registry' to bolster import substitution efforts
by Jon Grevatt
South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) launched a ‘domestic component registration system' on 7 July as part of wider efforts to promote import substitution.
Under the new system, which has been developed by DAPA to highlight gaps in the domestic defence-industrial supply chain, tier-one defence contractors in the country will be encouraged to source supplies from a registry of verified local components and subsystems.
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