Deputy Mayor Shin Jong-woo met with representatives of the Sangpyeong General Industrial Complex Resident Companies Association to listen to the difficulties faced by businesses.

Deputy Mayor Shin Jong-woo met with representatives of the Sangpyeong General Industrial Complex Resident Companies Association to listen to the difficulties faced by businesses.

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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Choi Soon-kyung] On the 23rd, Shin Jong-woo, Vice Mayor of Jinju, Gyeongnam, met with Yoon Doo-chil, chairman of the Sangpyeong General Industrial Complex Resident Companies Association, and other association officials at the Jinju Chamber of Commerce and Industry to listen to the difficulties faced by companies.


Jinju City has been actively promoting administrative measures to listen to and resolve corporate difficulties, including operating the ‘Visiting Cider Regulation Consultation Office.’ Vice Mayor Shin’s visit to Sangpyeong Industrial Complex is regarded as part of these corporate support policies.


On this day, Chairman Yoon Doo-chil of the Resident Companies Association proposed activation plans for Sangpyeong Industrial Complex, such as expanding parking lots within the complex and easing the standards for recovering development profits related to the Sangpyeong Industrial Complex regeneration project, as well as environmental maintenance around the complex and difficulties faced by individual businesses.


In response, Vice Mayor Shin stated that he would review the proposals and take measures to actively reflect them.



Meanwhile, Sangpyeong Industrial Complex, an aging industrial complex over 40 years old, is preparing for a new leap as an industrial complex with industrial competitiveness through recent approval of the structural advancement plan and designation and announcement as a regeneration project district.


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