South Korea has unveiled an ambitious technology strategy covering seven major projects, spanning areas such as nuclear energy, quantum computing and space technology.
A major goal is to accelerate the country’s lunar programme, with Seoul targeting a Moon landing by 2030 while also advancing next-generation space technologies.
The strategy highlights South Korea’s push to strengthen its position in advanced technology, space exploration and future industries, combining government investment with greater participation from the private sector.
The move reflects a growing global race to develop capabilities in quantum computing, advanced energy, AI and space exploration.
