The Public Procurement Service held a meeting at the Government Complex Daejeon to discuss developing evaluation indicators and improving methods for AI project proposals.
The meeting aimed to address the need for evaluation criteria that suit the unique characteristics of AI projects.
Based on the opinions gathered, PPS plans to improve the evaluation standards and methods for AI projects next year.
The South Korean government forecasts a 2.5% economic growth rate for 2023.
This is due to global economic uncertainties and a slowdown in domestic consumption.
The government aims to boost the growth rate through various economic stimulation policies.
The Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security annually publishes the ‘International Situation Outlook’ to evaluate and forecast the international situation for the upcoming year.
The 2026 outlook consists of four chapters: the Korean Peninsula situation, major countries’ situations, regional situations, and global issues and governance.
This outlook will be posted on the IFANS website and distributed to major government agencies, universities, research institutions, and media outlets.
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced that cumulative donations for the Hometown Love initiative exceeded 100 billion won in 2025.
This announcement was made as of December 15.
For more details, please refer to the attached document.
The Korea Fair Trade Commission will hold the 22nd Cartel Business Briefing to raise awareness and encourage prevention of unfair joint actions by companies and business associations.
The briefing will be held on December 16 at 2 PM in the conference room of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, introducing cartel-related laws, systems, case decisions, and major precedents, while listening to industry concerns.
Cartels disrupt market economy by unfairly transferring wealth from victims to perpetrators, often involving illegal price hikes or output control, making this briefing significant.
The Ministry of Justice is expanding the system for reporting foreign employment information online.
This system allows foreign residents in Korea to report employment information without visiting immigration offices.
The expansion will be effective from January 2, 2026.