Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City Expands Support for Local SMEs' Overseas Expansion
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Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City has rolled up its sleeves to help local small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) successfully enter overseas markets. The city recently announced a plan to significantly expand and promote the '2026 Overseas Branch Support Project.'
This project was designed to provide practical assistance to local companies struggling to develop overseas sales channels. The city plans to select around 20 companies for support this year, providing systematic aid to ensure they can operate their businesses stably in local overseas markets.
The overseas branch project is a program that assists companies throughout the entire process of global expansion, from local market research and buyer identification to export contract support. Through this, local companies can reduce the financial burden of independent overseas expansion and challenge the global market more efficiently.
Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City stated that through this expansion of support, it aims to boost the vitality of the local economy and provide a foundation for SMEs with excellent technical capabilities to grow into world-class companies. The city plans to continue discovering various customized support policies that reflect the voices of businesses in the future.
Sources: 더코리아
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