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Incheon Launches Campaign For 2028 G20 Bid

Incheon Metropolitan City announced that it will operate an on-site signature information desk for hosting the G20 Summit in Incheon during the World Korean Week events, which includes the 24th World Korean Business Convention taking place starting on Sep. 27 and concluding on Oct. 1 at Songdo Conve

Incheon Metropolitan City has announced plans to launch a campaign to host the 2028 G20 Summit. The World Korean Business Convention, taking place from September 27 to October 1 at Songdo Convensia, will serve as a platform to showcase Incheon's world-class conference facilities and international event management capabilities to participants from around the globe.

This joint venture between the Overseas Koreans Agency and the city will feature a wide array of activities, including opening and closing ceremonies, an investment promotion briefing, a Korean business exhibition, and cultural experiences. Incheon will leverage its advanced airport infrastructure and proven operational track record to attract overseas Korean representatives and G20 delegates to the city.

The city's Task Force for Hosting the G20 will work closely with central government agencies, businesses, and local authorities to facilitate the bidding process and ensure a successful event. After the convention, Incheon plans to maintain its promotional efforts by engaging with local communities and utilizing online and offline marketing channels.

Director General Kim Young-shin of the International Cooperation Bureau emphasized the convention as an ideal venue to demonstrate Incheon's global MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferencing, and Exhibitions) capabilities, and expressed enthusiasm for the prospect of hosting the 2028 G20 Summit alongside the 7 million overseas Koreans residing in the region.

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