President Lee Jae-myung convened a senior staff meeting to address global instability and domestic challenges.
Key policies include advanced industry investment, energy security, and regional growth strategies.
Implementation began April 9, 2026, with immediate directives to government agencies and stakeholders.
The Korean government is advancing solar energy support with a focus on domestic industry.
Agricultural supply chains remain stable despite Middle East uncertainties.
April 2024 brings new VAT reporting requirements for media content creators.
South Korea has announced an ambitious plan to accelerate its renewable energy and electric vehicle targets by 2030.
The policy aims to reduce fossil fuel dependence, expand domestic energy production, and foster green industry growth.
Implementation began in April 2026, with key milestones set for 2030 and beyond.
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 coordinated with the UAE to facilitate the safe return of its citizens and secure emergency oil imports.
The government arranged flights and confirmed over 6 million barrels of oil to bolster energy security.
Flights began departing from Dubai and Abu Dhabi, with arrivals expected from March 6, 2026.
South Korea and Singapore have agreed to begin negotiations to upgrade their Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
The partnership will expand to include strategic investment, advanced technology, and energy security cooperation.
These initiatives were formalized during a summit on March 2, 2026, with multiple MOUs signed.