S. Korea to set up online delivery services at 500 traditional markets by 2025
홍남기 "2025년까지 전통시장 500곳에 온라인 배달체계"
South Korea will establish online delivery services at 500 traditional markets by 2025 in a bid to further bring local shops into the digital era.
Speaking at an economic ministerial meeting Thursday, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the plan will support small businesses in the rapidly-evolving marketing landscape.
He also said the government will launch 100-thousand smart stores and 10-thousand craft shops that incorporate high-tech features.
Training will also be provided to some 50-thousand people.
He stressed the pivotal role small business owners play in South Korea's economy, and vowed to implement policies that make their lives easier.
South Korea will establish online delivery services at 500 traditional markets by 2025 in a bid to further bring local shops into the digital era.
Speaking at an economic ministerial meeting Thursday, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the plan will support small businesses in the rapidly-evolving marketing landscape.
He also said the government will launch 100-thousand smart stores and 10-thousand craft shops that incorporate high-tech features.
Training will also be provided to some 50-thousand people.
He stressed the pivotal role small business owners play in South Korea's economy, and vowed to implement policies that make their lives easier.