Namyangju City Successfully Holds "2026 Support Measures Briefing for Small and Venture Businesses"

Guidance on Support Programs by Sector
On-site Consultations to Enhance Policy Utilization

Namyangju City in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 12th that it had held a "2026 Support Measures Briefing for Small and Venture Businesses" on the 11th at the main auditorium of the Agricultural Technology Center for local small and medium-sized enterprises.

Namyangju City is holding a '2026 Support Measures Briefing for Small and Venture Businesses' at the Agricultural Technology Center auditorium on the 11th for local small and medium-sized enterprises. Photo provided by Namyangju City

This briefing session was organized to improve policy accessibility by providing dispersed corporate support information in one place. It aimed to help local companies understand various support programs more easily and make practical use of them.

About 100 people, including local business representatives, attended the event, which focused on delivering effective policy information to small and medium-sized enterprises facing difficulties due to changes in the business environment.

On site, the city explained its overall corporate support measures. This was followed by participating organizations such as the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency and the Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation providing guidance on support policies in each field, including policy funds and financial support, sales channel and export support, and R&D support.

Alongside the briefing, each organization operated its own consultation desk, allowing participants to receive customized consultations on funding policies, expansion of sales channels, and participation in various projects. Practical information was also shared on support programs tailored to each company's situation and on how to utilize them in the future.

In addition, the city distributed a "2026 Support Measures for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises" guidebook so that companies could refer to key support policies. Through this, it plans to enhance companies' understanding of policies and encourage their participation in support programs.

Deputy Mayor Kim Sangsoo, who attended the briefing, said, "Companies are the key driving force of the local economy, creating quality jobs and revitalizing the region," adding, "We will continue to create an environment in which companies can invest with confidence and achieve sustainable growth, and we will expand support that businesses can tangibly feel."

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