Kim San, Muan County Governor, Visits Ministry of the Interior and Safety for Central Investment Review Approval Effort

Explanation of the Necessity for Three Current Projects Including Muan Complex Culture Center

(The first from the right) County Governor Kim San visited the Ministry of the Interior and Safety on the 4th to actively explain the project details and necessity to ensure that major pending projects pass the central investment review and requested cooperation.

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Seo Young-seo] Muan County, Jeonnam announced on the 5th that County Governor Kim San personally visited the Ministry of the Interior and Safety on the 4th to actively explain the project details and necessity to ensure that major pending projects pass the central investment review and requested cooperation.

The central investment review is a system under Article 37 of the Local Finance Act, where the Ministry of the Interior and Safety examines the validity of new investment projects over 20 billion KRW by basic local governments. It was promoted to thoroughly review the project details and necessity in advance to explain and secure approval during the central investment review.

The projects submitted for this central investment review include three projects: first, the Muan Complex Cultural Center construction project (37.7 billion KRW) to build 10 living SOC complex facilities closely related to residents' lives to revitalize the stagnated Muan-eup old downtown area; and the Namak New Town Sports Facility Expansion Project (32.2 billion KRW) to expand sports facility infrastructure for residents of Namak and Oryong.

Additionally, the Muan County Advanced Agricultural Complex Project (37.2 billion KRW), promoted to respond to climate change and continuous cropping obstacles and to disseminate new technologies and advanced agriculture, is included.

Governor Kim San said, “All three projects are necessary for revitalizing the local economy, improving residents' convenience, and establishing a foundation for future agriculture. We will do our best to ensure the central investment review passes and that the projects proceed without any setbacks.”

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