The Korea Heritage Service has designated three historic temple pavilions as national cultural heritage treasures.
This policy enhances preservation and scholarly recognition of unique Joseon-era architectural sites.
The designation was announced following expert review and local cooperation in 2024.
Korea has released the final version of its clinical guidelines for chronic COVID-19 syndrome.
The guidelines introduce a Korean-specific diagnostic scoring system and updated treatment recommendations.
The guidelines are now available on the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency portal and in a peer-reviewed journal.
The Korea Heritage Administration has designated four cultural assets as national treasures.
This move strengthens preservation and utilization of significant historic artifacts.
The designation was announced and is currently being implemented.
South Korea has approved its 4th International Development Cooperation Master Plan for 2026–2030.
The plan introduces strategic reforms in ODA, emphasizing innovation, accountability, and expanded partnerships.
Implementation begins in 2026, with immediate changes to project management and evaluation.
South Korea has released its 4th Comprehensive Basic Plan for International Development Cooperation covering 2026–2030.
The plan emphasizes innovation, transparency, and strategic partnerships to enhance ODA effectiveness.
The strategy was approved at the 56th International Development Cooperation Committee meeting on February 26, 2026.
South Korea is launching a five-year support program to promote circular economy models in key industries.
The initiative targets companies with high waste output, aiming to foster sustainable supply chains and resource reuse.
Applications are open from February 23 to March 13, 2024.