Korea is advancing the Saemangeum AI Hydrogen City through major investments in robotics, hydrogen, and AI technologies.
This initiative aims to optimize urban operations, enhance safety, and promote clean energy across multiple sectors.
The policy was highlighted at the investment agreement ceremony on February 27, 2026.
Korean First Lady Kim Hye-kyung visited Cheonnyeon Hanji Center in Jeonju to promote hanji craftsmanship.
Her engagement highlights the cultural significance and modern applications of traditional Korean paper.
Hanji is under consideration for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status by the end of 2024.
South Korea has launched the Loneliness Crisis Response System to prevent solitary deaths.
The system enables early identification and tailored support for at-risk individuals.
The program officially began nationwide on February 27, 2024.
South Korea is launching a regional-led AI transition system for industrial complexes.
The new policy aims to accelerate manufacturing innovation and foster collaboration among industry, academia, and research.
The Industrial Complex AX Division was inaugurated on February 26, 2026, marking the start of implementation.
South Korea is implementing a coordinated government response to AI-driven fake news ahead of local elections.
Key agencies are establishing new oversight bodies, enhancing media literacy, and intensifying law enforcement.
Actions began in late February 2026, with ongoing measures leading up to the June 3 local elections.
South Korea is enhancing the Saechulbal Fund to reduce debt burdens for small business owners and self-employed individuals.
New incentives for early and diligent repayment, expanded eligibility for payment deferral, and broader regional support are introduced.
These changes are being implemented in 2024 following a policy review by the Financial Services Commission.