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[2026-03-08]South Korea Launches Emergency Logistics Voucher for SMEs Facing Middle East Export Disruptions

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The South Korean government has introduced new support measures for SMEs facing export disruptions due to instability in the Middle East.
Key actions include the launch of an emergency logistics voucher and special loan maturity extensions to mitigate rising costs and transport delays.
These measures were discussed and announced in early March 2026, with implementation planned within the month.

[2026-03-08]South Korea’s Youth Culture Arts Pass: Eligibility, Benefits, and Application Guide

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South Korea launched the Youth Culture Arts Pass for 2006 and 2007-borns to promote cultural participation.
Over 62% of eligible youth have already received their passes, enabling discounts on performances, exhibitions, and films.
Applications are open until June 30, 2024, with usage valid through December 31, 2024.

[2026-03-07]K-Food One-Stop Export Support Hub: Streamlining Export Challenges for Korean Food Companies

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs has launched the K-Food One-Stop Export Support Hub to address export challenges.
This initiative provides a single window for Korean food exporters to resolve customs, quarantine, and logistics issues.
The hub is currently operational, with hotline and online support available for export companies.

[2026-03-07]South Korea Selects Six Regions for Advanced Wellness Tourism Cluster Program

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South Korea has designated six regions for the Wellness Tourism Cluster program.
This initiative aims to integrate local wellness and medical resources to foster high-value tourism.
The selection was announced on June 6, 2024, with implementation beginning this year.

[2026-03-07]South Korea Mobilizes Policy Tools to Address Middle East Crisis and Domestic Irregularities

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President Lee Jae-myung has ordered the full mobilization of policy tools to counter the Middle East crisis.
The government aims to minimize impacts on finance, energy, and the real economy while addressing seven major domestic irregularities.
These measures were discussed at the 26th Senior Secretary Meeting held on March 6, 2026.

[2026-03-07]South Korea Expands Work-Family Balance Policies for Parents and Employers

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South Korea has introduced expanded work-family balance policies to support working parents and employers.
Key changes include increased subsidies, new flexible work programs, and broader childcare services.
Most measures began in early 2024, with further legal changes set for implementation in the second half of the year.