The Korean government has selected 52 national AI projects for 2024, distributing 3,000 GPUs to support innovation.
This initiative aims to accelerate AI development across industries such as automotive, healthcare, and climate.
GPU allocation begins this month, with resources managed for maximum efficiency.
South Korea has issued a ‘resource security crisis’ alert and strengthened energy-saving measures nationwide.
The government is shifting from a vehicle 5-day rotation to a stricter odd-even system for public institutions.
These changes take effect from April 8, 2026, in response to ongoing supply risks.
South Korea has launched a comprehensive startup policy to shift the national growth paradigm from employment to entrepreneurship.
The government will support 5,000 entrepreneurs with funding, mentorship, and ecosystem reforms, focusing on tech and local startups.
Applications for the Modoo Startup Project are open from March 26 to May 15, 2026.
South Korea has proposed a 26.2 trillion won supplementary budget for 2026 to address the ongoing Middle East conflict’s economic impacts.
Key measures include targeted support for vulnerable groups, energy security, and investment in startups and supply chains.
The budget is currently under review in the National Assembly, with rapid approval requested for timely implementation.
The South Korean Cabinet convened to approve the 2026 tax expenditure plan and supplementary budget.
Major legal reforms were passed, including changes to labor, environmental, and welfare laws.
These measures are scheduled for implementation starting in 2026, following Cabinet approval on March 31.
South Korea has confirmed a high pathogenic avian influenza (H5N1) outbreak at a Jeonbuk Iksan layer farm.
Authorities have implemented strict biosecurity and movement controls to prevent further spread.
As of April 1, 2025, enhanced measures and nationwide disinfection campaigns are underway.