President Cho Bonghwan of SEMAS Inspects Progress of Small Business Resilience Fund

Inspection Visit to Disaster Support Headquarters
"Swift Payments to Truly Support Small Business Owners"

Cho Bonghwan, President of the Small Enterprise and Market Service, visited the Disaster Support Headquarters of the Small Enterprise and Market Service on the 11th to check the reception and progress of the Small Business Resilience Fund, which began at 8 a.m. that day.
[Photo by Small Enterprise and Market Service]

[Asia Economy, reporter Kim Suhwan] Cho Bonghwan, President of the Small Enterprise and Market Service, visited the Disaster Support Headquarters to inspect the progress of the Small Business Resilience Fund, which began accepting applications today.

On January 11, President Cho visited the Disaster Support Headquarters to check the reception and support process of the Small Business Resilience Fund, which started accepting applications at 8 a.m. that day, and encouraged the staff on site. Within just 30 minutes of opening applications, approximately 23,000 people had already completed their submissions. President Cho stated, "We will do our utmost to ensure swift payments so that this fund can truly support small business owners."

Under the odd-even application system, only small business owners whose business registration numbers end with an odd number could apply on January 11, while those with even numbers could apply on January 12. From January 13 onward, all eligible applicants can apply regardless of their registration number. The Ministry of SMEs and Startups is selecting recipients and sending out notification messages, and applications can be submitted online at the designated website (버팀목자금.kr) according to the instructions in the message.

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