South Korea has presented its economic growth vision and a roadmap for the internationalization of the Korean won to investors in London and Singapore, the finance ministry said Thursday.
The outreach marks a concerted effort by Seoul to attract foreign capital and deepen the currency's role in global trade and finance.
The ministry's roadshows come as the government seeks to translate its macroeconomic ambitions into tangible market confidence.
By targeting key financial hubs, officials aim to reassure international stakeholders about the stability and growth prospects of the Korean economy.
This push aligns with President Lee Jae Myung's broader strategy to raise the country's potential growth rate to 3 percent.
The administration has tied this expansion goal to price stability and the development of new growth engines, including advancements in semiconductors and artificial intelligence.