Gyeonggi-do Content Industry Daily Briefing — 2026-05-21
This is your daily update on key policies, industry trends, and support programs for the content sector in Gyeonggi-do. Today’s highlights include recruitment for Gyeonggi’s Japan open innovation program, Tencent’s expanded cooperation with the Korean gaming ecosystem, and new training opportunities at the Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus.
Gyeonggi-do Content Industry Daily Briefing — 2026-05-21
Key Policies and Support Programs
① Gyeonggi-do Recruits Startups for 'Japan Open Innovation Program' (Until June 5)
Gyeonggi-do and the Gyeonggi Content Agency (GCA) are currently accepting applications for the 'Japan Open Innovation Program,' open to promising content startups in the province, including companies based at the Pangyo Gyeonggi Culture Creation Hub. Applications close on June 5, and the initiative aims to help Gyeonggi-based content firms break into the Japanese market and build business partnerships.
② Gyeonggi Content Agency to Train 100 Students for '2026 Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus'
Gyeonggi-do and the Gyeonggi Content Agency are recruiting 100 students for the '2026 Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus.' The curriculum focuses on 3D content production using Unreal Engine and generative AI, and all courses are provided free of charge.
③ Gyeonggi Content Agency Seeks Companies for '2026 Gyeonggi Region-Specific Content Development Support'
The Gyeonggi Content Agency is currently looking for companies to participate in the '2026 Gyeonggi Region-Specific Content Development Support' project. This program aims to foster the content industry by utilizing Gyeonggi-do’s historical, cultural, and tourism resources, with a focus on strengthening the region-based content ecosystem.
Corporate Trends and Investment News
① Tencent Expands Cooperation with Game Culture Foundation and KOCCA to Support Korean Game Ecosystem
Tencent announced that it has signed a strategic partnership with the Game Culture Foundation and is expanding its cooperation with the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) to nurture game talent. The collaboration plans to cover global gaming culture exchange, sharing trends in generative AI-based game development, and supporting next-generation gaming professionals.
No new corporate investment news has been reported this week.
Events and Other News
① Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus Training Program — Unreal & Generative AI 3D Content Production
The '2026 Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus,' co-operated by Gyeonggi-do and the Gyeonggi Content Agency, features courses on 3D content production using Unreal Engine and generative AI. The program is accepting 100 students for all-free courses.
② Gyeonggi-do Operates Marketing Support for Pangyo Gyeonggi Culture Creation Hub Tenants
The Gyeonggi Content Agency provides marketing support for companies based at the Pangyo Gyeonggi Culture Creation Hub, working to connect promising Gyeonggi-based content firms with investors and the broader startup ecosystem.
③ Gyeonggi Startup Platform — AI Cluster Meetups and Startup Policy Guidance
The Gyeonggi Startup Platform (GSP) is currently hosting various startup and investment support programs, including the 2026 Gyeonggi AI Cluster Meetup, 'AI Signal: Talk Talk.' It also provides a comprehensive guide to Gyeonggi-do's startup support policies, which content startups can utilize.
References and Sources
- Recruitment notice for Gyeonggi-do Japan Open Innovation Program
- Gyeonggi Virtual Convergence Campus student recruitment
- Recruitment for Gyeonggi Region-Specific Content Development Support
- Expanded cooperation between Tencent, Game Culture Foundation, and KOCCA
- Gyeonggi Startup Platform official website
- Gyeonggi Content Agency official website
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