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Guro-gu Supports Certification Fees and Consulting for Tech-Strong SMEs Seeking Innobiz Certification
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- Guro-gu announced that it is running a program to support Innobiz certification fees and expert consulting (mentoring) for small and medium-sized enterprises with strong technology.
- Twelve small and medium-sized enterprises based in Guro-gu with at least three years of operation will be selected on a first-come, first-served basis, and the program will cover the initial certification fee of 700,000 won.
- Application inquiries should be directed to the Local Economy Division of the Guro-gu Office at 02-860-2865, and certification process inquiries to the Korea Technology Innovation Industry Business Association at 031-628-9686.
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