Park Young-sun, Minister of SMEs and Startups (center), is delivering a greeting at the 'Good Consumer Movement' business agreement ceremony held on the 13th at Tipstown in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul.

Park Young-sun, Minister of SMEs and Startups (center), is delivering a greeting at the 'Good Consumer Movement' business agreement ceremony held on the 13th at Tipstown in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul.

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[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Daeseop] Park Young-sun, Minister of SMEs and Startups, attended the 'Good Consumer Movement' agreement ceremony held on the 13th at Tipstown in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, and expressed gratitude to the heads of organizations related to small and medium enterprises and small business owners.


The agreement ceremony was organized to help small business owners struggling due to the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19). Heads of the Small Business Federation, Korea Association of Technology Innovation for SMEs, Korea Management Innovation SME Association, Korea Federation of SMEs, Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, and Korea Women Venture Association attended.


The organizations participating in this Good Consumer Movement prepay business expenses, employee meal costs, and various office supply expenses at small business stores they usually use, and share their usage experiences on social network services (SNS) to encourage social participation.


Park Young-sun, Minister of SMEs and Startups (center), is attending the 'Good Consumer Movement' business agreement ceremony held on the 13th at Tipstown in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, and is taking a commemorative photo with heads of organizations related to small and medium enterprises and small business owners.

Park Young-sun, Minister of SMEs and Startups (center), is attending the 'Good Consumer Movement' business agreement ceremony held on the 13th at Tipstown in Yeoksam-dong, Seoul, and is taking a commemorative photo with heads of organizations related to small and medium enterprises and small business owners.

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Eleven public institutions under the Ministry of SMEs and Startups have also joined the Good Consumer Movement to overcome COVID-19 damage by expanding prepayments since the 1st of this month. Each institution and department selects about three restaurants and promotes a certain amount of prepayment using department operating expenses.



Minister Park Young-sun said, "Small business owners are neighbors always close to us," and added, "I actively welcome this prepayment movement voluntarily initiated by private organizations to support overcoming damages such as sales decline of small business owners, and I hope it spreads to more institutions and organizations."


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