Gyeongsan’s Advanced Startup Hub and Cheongdo’s Tailored Senior Welfare Draw Attention

Gyeongsan City has launched an active campaign to attract promising companies to Imdang Unicorn Park, an innovation and startup cluster scheduled to open in 2027.

Gyeongsan City announced on October 30 that it had joined forces with partner organizations and investment institutions to form a task force to attract companies to Imdang Unicorn Park.

Location map and bird's-eye view of Imdang Unicorn Park. Provided by Gyeongsan City.

The task force includes key local organizations such as the Gyeongbuk Institute of IT Convergence Industry Technology and the Gyeongbuk Center for Creative Economy & Innovation. It plans to focus on proactively identifying research institutes of mid-sized and large companies in strategic industries, including mobility, AI and robotics, as well as promising startups in the Seoul metropolitan area.

With more than 220 expressions of interest recorded through a preliminary demand survey and other efforts, the project is expected to gain momentum toward opening in the second half of next year, following the recruitment of tenant companies in the first half.

Meanwhile, Cheongdo County successfully concluded its 2026 Dementia Patient Day Care Program, which ran for a total of 60 sessions from February through October 29.

Cheongdo County (County Governor Park Gwonhyeon) wrapped up its “2026 Dementia Patient Daycare Program,” which ran for 60 sessions from February 10 to October 29. Photo provided by Cheongdo County.

Designed to prevent social isolation among older adults with mild dementia and promote cognitive health, the program offered a variety of cultural activities, including workbook exercises, health exercises and a visit to the National Treasure Traveling Exhibition at Cheongdo Museum.

At the completion ceremony, the participants and their families celebrated together in graduation gowns, sharing a meaningful moment.

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