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The monthly English-language publication "KOREA," spearheaded by South Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, has become a focal point for global readers eager to explore the nuances of Korean culture. The magazine's April issue, which introduces readers to the vibrant world of K-webtoons, signifies the ministry's ongoing effort to meet the growing international curiosity about Korea's cultural scene. Each month, "KOREA" magazine delves into a different facet of Korean culture, from K

Busan, South Korea's industrial landscape is on the brink of a significant transformation. On April 4, 2024, the city unveiled plans to rejuvenate the Sinpyeong-Jangnim and Jeonggwan General Industrial Complexes, integrating modern, youth-friendly environments with the traditional industrial fabric. This move, powered by a collaboration with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, aims to infuse these aging industrial zones with new life, making them attractive hubs for young professionals.

In an era where cultural exports are increasingly becoming a cornerstone of national soft power, South Korea's Hallyu, or the Korean Wave, stands out as a prime example of how art and entertainment can transcend borders, influencing perceptions and fostering a global community of enthusiasts. The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of South Korea, in collaboration with the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange, has unveiled findings from an expansive survey, casting light on

Busan city has launched a new initiative to support a growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, focusing on creating urban centers for youth entrepreneurship and living. These centers are aimed at offering young entrepreneurs a conducive environment to develop their businesses and live, thereby positively impacting the local economy and community engagement. The most recent addition to this initiative is the transformation of the former Sena Kindergarten in Bansong-dong, Haeundae-gu, into the fifth su

Urban rail systems have become a cornerstone in the strategy to alleviate urban traffic congestion and foster sustainable development within rapidly growing metropolitan areas. These systems not only provide a high-capacity, reliable mode of transport but also contribute significantly to reducing local emissions and enhancing the overall quality of urban life. By offering an efficient alternative to car use, urban rails help in diminishing the environmental footprint of urban transportation, mee

Busan, South Korea - In a meeting today at Busan City Hall's International Protocol Room, Mayor Park Heong-joon hosted a delegation from the United States House of Representatives’ Korea Study Group on Korea (CSGK), marking a significant stride in diplomatic and strategic relations between South Korea and the United States. The meeting, held at 11:00 AM, saw the participation of six members of the CSGK, including notable figures such as Ami Bera, Young Kim, Raul Ruiz, Dan Newhouse, Chrissy Houl

Seoul, South Korea – In a significant development for South Korean workers abroad, the Korea-Philippines Social Security Agreement will come into effect on April 1, 2024, offering them an exemption from local pension insurance premiums for up to eight years while working in the Philippines. This landmark agreement marks a new chapter in the labor and social security cooperation between South Korea and the Philippines, aimed at reducing the financial burden on expatriate workers and enhancing the

In an inspiring rebound from the shadows of the pandemic, South Korea's rural landscapes are once again bustling with activity as more Koreans are drawn to the serenity and authentic experiences offered by the countryside. The latest survey conducted by the Rural Development Administration (RDA) sheds light on the burgeoning trend of rural tourism, revealing significant growth in the number of domestic visitors to the countryside and highlighting the evolving preferences and behaviors of travele