Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation Holds Second Half Support Project Briefing on July 24… "Expanding Policy Finance"
On July 24, Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation held its “Second Half Support Project Briefing Session” for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and small business owners in the province at the auditorium on the third floor of the Suwon Gwanggyo headquarters.
According to Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation on July 26, the foundation, together with related organizations, hosted a one-stop support project briefing session so that SMEs and small business owners in the province could efficiently check not only the foundation's support projects but also those of other relevant agencies and receive comprehensive policy guidance in a single place, helping them save both time and costs.
In the first part of the briefing, Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation provided a lecture on tax knowledge and presented both the outlook for the global economic environment in the second half of the year and corresponding response strategies. The second part introduced Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation’s and the Small Enterprise and Market Service’s support projects and their plans for the second half of the year.
Si Seokjung, Chairman of Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation, is speaking at the second half support project briefing session held on the 24th. Photo provided by Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation
View original imageAdditionally, the foundation set up an on-site discussion with the attending companies to listen to the opinions of SME and small business representatives on guarantee systems and support projects. Having already incorporated 54 pieces of feedback gathered from the regional support project briefings in the first half of the year into policy improvements, the foundation plans to share the suggestions collected at this latest session with relevant departments and actively utilize them for system enhancements and the development of new policies.
There were also on-site consultation booths outside the venue, allowing participating companies to receive one-on-one guarantee consultations and tailored support information and consulting for each business. Furthermore, the foundation distributed a “Comprehensive Support Guidebook” containing support projects for SMEs and small businesses provided by Gyeonggi Province, cities/counties, and related institutions, making it easier for businesses to access the necessary programs and enhancing policy accessibility overall.
Hot Picks Today
"Work One Month in Korea, Receive Lifetime National Pension?"... Investigation into Foreigner 'Cash-and-Dash' Controversy Reveals a Twist
- Target Price Lowered but 65% Upside Remains... The Stock Analysts Say 'Buy' [Click eStock]
- Unemployment Benefits to Drop from 1.98 Million to 1.76 Million Won per Month...Employment Insurance Premium Rate to Rise from 1.8% to 2%
- "Pulled Knife from Shopping Bag"... Bank of America Vice President Killed in the Middle of Times Square
- When "Cutting Down Reserved Tents" Brings Relief: Local Governments Take Action Against Escalating 'Reserved Tent' Problem
Si Seokjung, Chairman of Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation, said, “This briefing session was organized to reflect the real voices of the field and enable companies to conveniently identify and utilize the policies they need in one place. Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation will continue to expand field-oriented policy finance, actively reflecting frontline feedback to ensure that SMEs and small businesses in the province can receive timely support—strengthening both livelihoods and corporate resilience.”
© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.