South Korea has reinforced its livestock disease control policies to address recent outbreaks of FMD, ASF, and HPAI.
The government is implementing targeted vaccination, disinfection, and surveillance measures to prevent further spread.
These actions are being enforced nationwide as of February 2024, with special focus on high-risk regions and the Lunar New Year period.
Korea National University of Heritage has expanded its international academic cooperation with leading European universities.
The renewed and new agreements focus on joint research, education, and public cultural programs.
Ceremonies took place in late January and early February 2024, marking the start of new initiatives.
The Korean government is implementing a comprehensive policy to stabilize prices ahead of the Lunar New Year.
Key measures include expanding supply of 16 essential holiday goods and increasing discounts on Onnuri gift certificates.
As of February 2026, these actions are actively being monitored and adjusted by relevant ministries.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has increased annual support for the Culture Nuri Card program in 2024.
Eligible youth and seniors receive an additional 10,000 KRW, enhancing access to cultural activities.
Applications are open from February 2 to November 30, with automatic recharge for qualifying users.
Korea promotes snow crab culinary tourism in Uljin, focusing on local specialties and market experiences.
Seasonal timing and regional access are emphasized to maximize visitor satisfaction and economic impact.
The initiative is active, with peak snow crab quality from January to February and ongoing market activities.
South Korea has introduced comprehensive policy changes to support families, workers, and vulnerable groups in 2026.
Key measures include expanded tax relief, transport fee reductions, and increased food support for children, workers, and expectant mothers.
Most initiatives are being implemented in 2026, with several programs launching in the first half of the year.