"An Adventure in the Currency Economy at Traditional Markets"... Small Enterprise and Market Service Successfully Concludes Event

Joint Event by Small Enterprise and Market Service and Korea Minting
Part of the "Future Customers of Traditional Markets Program"
Currency Lecture and Onnuri Gift Certificate Shopping Experience
"Participants' Positive Perception of Traditional Markets Expanded"

The Small Enterprise and Market Service announced on the 22nd that, together with Korea Minting, Security Printing & ID Card Operating Corporation, it held the event "An Adventure in the Currency Economy of Traditional Markets with Family" at Hanmin Market in Daejeon on the 20th.

This event was part of the "Future Customers of Traditional Markets Program" promoted by the Small Enterprise and Market Service. It was designed to commemorate the September Accompanying Festival, expand positive experiences of traditional markets, and encourage family visits.

The Small Enterprise and Market Service held a traditional market experience event at Hanmin Market in Daejeon on the 20th. Small Enterprise and Market Service

The first part of the event featured a lecture titled "The Amazing Story of Currency" and a tour of the Currency Museum exhibition, giving participants the opportunity to learn about the history of currency, the production process, and economic principles. In the second part, a shopping experience using Onnuri gift certificates was held at Hanmin Market, where parents and children selected and tasted a variety of foods and products together, experiencing the unique charm of the traditional market.

A satisfaction survey was conducted among approximately 10 participating families, and the results showed high levels of satisfaction, particularly in terms of improved perceptions of traditional markets and increased willingness to use them in the future, indicating a positive response.

Park Sunghyo, Chairman of the Small Enterprise and Market Service, stated, "We will continue to expand various experience and educational programs so that traditional markets become familiar and frequently visited spaces for future generations."

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