Korea CDC visited Germany to strengthen public health crisis response and data-based cooperation.
The agency discussed AI surveillance, data standardization, and strategic partnerships with key European institutions.
The official visit took place March 4–5, 2024, marking Korea CDC’s first formal engagement with Germany.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs announced stable food price trends for February 2026.
Agricultural product prices rose only 1.4%, below the overall inflation rate of 2.0%, due to targeted government measures.
Ongoing monitoring and interventions are planned to maintain price stability and support consumers.
The Korea Customs Service has announced urgent customs and logistics support for companies affected by Middle East instability.
Key measures include expedited processing, tax relief, and supply chain monitoring to minimize trade disruptions.
Implementation is underway, with dedicated teams and contact points established for impacted firms.
South Korea is implementing new statutes affecting education, environment, and consumer protection.
Key changes include restricting student use of smart devices in schools and promoting offshore wind power.
These statutes take effect in March 2024, impacting schools, industries, and local governments.
Korea is implementing emergency export support measures for SMEs facing challenges due to Middle East instability.
New programs include export vouchers, logistics cost subsidies, and expanded financial assistance.
Support begins March 11, 2026, with fast-track options for severely impacted companies.
The South Korean government has issued an ‘Interest’ level resource security alert for oil and gas.
This action responds to rising uncertainty in energy supply chains caused by Middle East instability.
The alert was activated on June 5, 2024, with immediate measures to strengthen supply and market oversight.