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Beyond Seoul, local districts tap K-culture to attract tourists
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Government buying power key to AI race, says Korea's procurement chief
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Korea’s global seed vault takes on climate crisis
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From protection to value creation: Korea resets IP strategy
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From price to strategy: Korea unveils procurement reform
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Korea, IUFRO open new horizons in forest science cooperation
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Korea steps up IP diplomacy in Southeast Asia with AI focus
South Korea is stepping up intellectual property cooperation with Southeast Asia, signing separate agreements with Singapore and Philippines to expand collaboration in artificial intelligence, enforcement and IP commercialization. The deals, led by Korea's Ministry of Intellectual Property, were signed on the sidelines of presidential visits, underscoring Seoul’s push to strengthen its influence in shaping IP rules across fast-growing regional markets. With Singapore, Korea agreed to deepen coop
2026-03-30 15:17:13:00
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MOIP to fuel Korea’s next leap: minister
South Korea’s newly upgraded Intellectual Property Ministry is positioning itself at the center of the country’s economic strategy, as policymakers seek new engines of growth in an era defined by artificial intelligence, technological rivalry and shifting global trade dynamics. In a recent interview with The Korea Herald, Intellectual Property Minister Kim Yong-sun said the elevation of the former patent office to a ministry reflects a fundamental shift in how the government views intellectual p
2026-03-30 15:17:02:00
