Prime Minister Bugyeom Kim visited Incheon Startup Park (located in Songdo-dong, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon) on the afternoon of the 3rd, a facility that supports open innovation for local ventures and startups.
This visit was arranged to inspect the site of Incheon Startup Park, Korea's largest startup park, to experience innovative technologies from resident companies, and to encourage their business activities.
Prime Minister Kim visited the co-working space of Incheon Startup Park InSta I, received a briefing on the current status of Incheon Startup Park, experienced the innovative products and services of four resident companies, and listened to on-site feedback while encouraging the business community.
The resident companies were identified as RudaCure Inc. (CEO Yongho Kim), EAN S.I.T. Co., Ltd. (CEO Yonghwan Lee), CuStack Co., Ltd. (CEO Donghoon Lee), and JNP Medi Co., Ltd. (CEO Gwonho Jeong).
Prime Minister Kim expressed his commitment, saying, "We will continue to improve on-site regulations for businesses and supplement support systems so that ventures and startups can grow into new engines of economic growth for our country." The Ministry of SMEs and Startups, like France's Station-F, is creating an ecosystem where startup founders can connect with investors.