South Korea will expand its ‘Culture Day’ from the last Wednesday of each month to every Wednesday.
This policy aims to make cultural participation a routine part of daily life for all citizens.
The change will be implemented starting April 2024 following a preparation period.
The Korean government is expanding its Science and Engineering Research Stipend Program to more universities in 2026.
The number of participating universities will rise from 35 to 43, increasing the number of supported students.
Implementation begins in March 2024, with further expansion planned for later in the year.
South Korea has activated emergency measures to address potential oil and energy supply disruptions caused by escalating Middle East tensions.
Key actions include monitoring shipping routes, securing alternative supply sources, and supporting affected export companies.
As of June 3, 2024, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy has upgraded its response headquarters and is closely coordinating with industry stakeholders.
The Ministry of Justice has announced the ‘2030 Immigration Policy Future Strategy’ to address demographic and economic challenges.
Key changes include expanded skilled talent visas, regional support programs, and streamlined visa management.
The policy was unveiled on March 3, 2026, and implementation is underway.
South Korea and the Philippines have agreed to expand their strategic partnership across shipbuilding, nuclear energy, and AI sectors.
The agreement includes new MOUs and enhanced collaboration, aiming to boost trade, investment, and technological exchange.
The policy changes were announced during a state visit on March 3, 2026, marking 77 years of diplomatic relations.
President Lee Jae-myung has nominated and appointed several key government and committee leaders.
These changes are expected to influence national policy, regulatory reform, and public administration.
The appointments were announced on March 2, 2026, and are now in effect.