South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) announced revisions to enforcement ordinances of the Defense Business Act and the Act on Promoting Defense Science and Technology Innovation on February 24th. These changes aim to expedite the export process for domestic defense companies by simplifying procedures related to the export of repair parts and technology transfer. The amendments are intended to bolster the competitiveness of South Korean defense firms in the international market. Specifically, the revisions reduce bureaucratic hurdles and accelerate approvals for exports, responding to growing global demand for Korean defense products. DAPA officials stated the changes will facilitate quicker responses to export opportunities and support the nation’s defense industry growth. The move signals a commitment to supporting the industry’s expansion beyond domestic markets and fostering technological collaboration. Further details regarding specific procedural changes were not immediately available.