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IFEZ: Where Nature Connects the World In an era when the protection of nature has become part of a city’s competitiveness, IFEZ is taking the lead in global biodiversity cooperation. Built around the West Sea’s tidal flats and migratory bird habitats, IFEZ is showing how nature and advanced urban development can shape a more sustainable future together.
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IFEZ GLOBAL CORE Fifth. A City That Empowers Future Businesses Innovation does not thrive on great ideas alone. New industries can truly grow only when an ecosystem supports every stage of the journey—from startups and investment to technology validation and global expansion. Centered on Incheon Startup Park, IFEZ is fostering business growth and building an innovation ecosystem that helps companies reach global markets through platforms such as CES and its expanding international network.
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Building a Cultural Ecosystem for the Future The K-content industry is preparing for its next leap forward with IFEZ as its stage. At the center of this vision is the K-Con Land project, which connects Yeongjong, Cheongna, and Songdo International Cities into a single cultural and industrial belt. Moving beyond a space for cultural consumption, K-Con Land aims to create a next-generation cultural ecosystem where culture and industry grow together.
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Building a Complete Bio Ecosystem Beyond Manufacturing Global manufacturing capacity, advanced R&D infrastructure, materials, components, and equipment companies, and the K-Bio Lab Hub nurturing the next generation of biotech startups—Songdo is evolving beyond a concentration of global companies into a fully integrated bio ecosystem that connects research, manufacturing, entrepreneurship, and technology commercialization.
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IFEZ GLOBAL CORE Third. The Power of a Livable City: A Sustainable Environment for Global Talent As IFEZ continues to develop into a global business hub, what drives its steady growth? The third key driver is its sustainable living environment—an essential factor in attracting and retaining global talent. This issue examines IFEZ’s residential competitiveness using concrete data on education, healthcare, culture, and the environment.
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Meet International Organizations in IFEZ <ESCAP> UNESCAP (the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific) is a United Nations body established to promote economic and social development across the Asia-Pacific region. Ganbold Baasanjav, Head of the ESCAP Subregional Office for East and North-East Asia, which serves six member States—China, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, Mongolia, and the Russian Federation—said that “despite the painful history shared among countries in North-East Asia, the six nations possess a strong sense of solidarity for future generations,” adding that “they are working together to identify common challenges and develop solutions for the future.” Shin Yong-suk, Special Adviser for International Cooperation at the Incheon Free Economic Zone Authority (IFEZA), met with Ganbold Baasanjav at G-Tower in Songdo International City to discuss air pollution issues and the North-East Asian Subregional Programme for Environmental Cooperation (NEASPEC).
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The Key Players of IFEZ<Park Operations Team> A well-maintained park is more than just a place to rest. It is one of the closest forms of everyday well-being, shaping both a city’s character and its residents’ quality of life. We met the Park Operations Team of the Parks and Green Spaces Division, the people responsible for adding vitality to urban infrastructure and transforming vast green spaces into welcoming places for everyday life.