Muan-gun Takes Proactive Steps to Secure National and Provincial Funding for 2022

A Total of 83 Projects Worth 514.4 Billion KRW Identified and Reported

Muan County held a report meeting to identify projects for national and provincial funding support in 2022. (Photo by Muan County)

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Oh Hwan-joo] Muan County, Jeollanam-do (Governor Kim San) is making every effort to secure national and provincial funding for 2022.

According to Muan County, on the 15th, a 2022 2nd National and Provincial Funding Support Project Discovery Report Meeting was held in the county office situation room, attended by Governor Kim San and heads of departments and offices.

Following the first report meeting where 48 new projects worth 302.3 billion KRW were discovered, the second report meeting identified 35 new and ongoing projects worth 212.1 billion KRW, totaling 83 projects worth 514.4 billion KRW. The county plans to devote all efforts to securing national and provincial budgets.

Key projects discovered in this second report include 10 billion KRW for the planned contest-type regional tourism development project "Yeongsangang Railroad Village Dream Yeoul Time Travel," 10 billion KRW for the non-point pollution reduction artificial wetland project "Changpoho Non-point Pollution Reduction Project," 3 billion KRW for the "Namak Railroad Side Fine Dust Blocking Forest Creation Project," 10 billion KRW for the "Air Dome Installation Project for Specialized Training Facilities," and 37.8 billion KRW for the "Fishing Village and Harbor Regeneration Project."

Major projects from the first discovery included the Oryong Complex Cultural Center Life SOC Complex Project, Sagyo Natural Disaster Risk Improvement District Maintenance Project, Advanced Agriculture Complex Development Project, and full mechanization projects for onion and garlic production processes.

The county plans to actively explain the necessity and justification of these major projects by visiting the National Assembly, central government ministries, and Jeollanam-do, and will also apply for other central government public projects to secure the maximum possible national and provincial funding.

Governor Kim San emphasized at the report meeting, "Securing national and provincial funding for major regional development projects is essential to build Muan as the capital platform of Jeollanam-do where citizens are happy," and urged public officials to work hard for Muan, a key transportation hub in the Pan Yellow Sea region linked with the opening of the KTX Phase 2 line, and to prioritize citizens' safety and economic recovery in the with-COVID era.

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