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Export and trade compliance
South Korean businesses and workers can attend a series of public programs in November and early December 2026 covering exports, factory automation and artificial intelligence.
KTNET, South Korea’s state-designated electronic trade infrastructure operator, will offer free nationwide training on free trade agreement rules of origin from Nov. 13-27. The program includes practical instruction using FTA KOREA PLUS, a digital system that helps exporters manage origin documentation.
Robotics and AI training
Officials in Ansan, an industrial city in Gyeonggi province, and the Gyeonggi Technopark will hold a Nov. 26 briefing for local manufacturers considering industrial robots. The event will preview support programs planned for 2027, offer a technical seminar and include a visit to a company recognized for successfully converting manufacturing processes to robotics.
On Jeju Island, the provincial government and the Jeju Content Agency will run an AI-focused academy from Nov. 17 through Dec. 4. The program, intended for young residents and content-industry workers, will teach practical AI use as well as content planning and production.
U.S. trade policy in focus
The Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Changwon Chamber of Commerce and Industry and South Korea’s trade ministry will hold a Nov. 18 briefing and one-on-one consultations in South Gyeongsang province. Organizers plan to address expected changes in U.S. trade policy following the American midterm elections and ways Korean companies can respond to major tariff measures.
Additional November events include seminars on corporate AI transformation and compound semiconductors, export-import training in Suwon and information sessions for social enterprises in Daegu. The schedule was published through Bizinfo, the public business information service operated by South Korea’s Ministry of SMEs and Startups.
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