South Korea's Industrial Complexes, Now 'Smart Green'

SanDanGong to Exhibit Industrial Complex Special Pavilion at 'Smart Factory & Automation Industry Expo 2021' Starting from the 8th

On the 8th, the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation set up a special industrial complex pavilion at the '2021 Smart Factory & Automation Industry Exhibition' to showcase the progress and achievements of the Smart Green Industrial Complex project. Kim Jeonghwan, President of the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (6th from the left), and Kim Giwon, Chairman of the Korea Industrial Complex Employers Association (5th from the left), are taking a commemorative photo at the special industrial complex pavilion.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] An exhibition showcasing efforts and achievements to transform the country's economic growth hubs, industrial complexes, into Smart Green Industrial Complexes will be held.

The Korea Industrial Complex Corporation (Chairman Kim Jeong-hwan, hereafter KICOX) and the Korea Federation of Industrial Complex Managers (Chairman Kim Gi-won, hereafter KFICM) announced that from the 8th to the 10th, at COEX in Seoul, they will set up a special industrial complex pavilion at the '2021 Smart Factory & Automation Industry Exhibition' to highlight the efforts and achievements of industrial complexes pursuing the transition to Smart Green Industrial Complexes.

The '2021 Smart Factory & Automation Industry Exhibition' is the largest smart factory exhibition in Korea. The special industrial complex pavilion features 71 tenant companies from industrial complexes that possess smart manufacturing technologies, have introduced smart factories, and are promoting process innovation. A Smart Green Industrial Complex promotional hall is also prepared to introduce the current status and achievements of the Smart Green Industrial Complex project, which the government and KICOX are promoting to create innovation in industrial complexes. The exhibition showcases business strategies, progress, and best practices from seven industrial complexes where the project is currently underway.

The KFICM, a federation of 22 industrial complex managers' associations nationwide, also sets up a promotional hall to introduce its past activities and future plans as the representative economic organization of industrial complexes. Introductions of member companies and exhibitions of excellent products will be held simultaneously.

A conference exploring the direction and development tasks for the transition of industrial complexes to Smart Green Industrial Complexes will also be held. Through this conference, KICOX plans to seek development tasks for Smart Green Industrial Complexes and derive various policy implications to discover diverse policy agendas for revitalizing industrial complexes in the future.

Kim Jeong-hwan, Chairman of KICOX, said, "I hope that this special pavilion exhibition and conference will serve as an opportunity to confirm the efforts and achievements to transform industrial complexes into Smart Green Industrial Complexes and to gauge the future development direction of industrial complexes." He added, "We will continue to support tenant companies in industrial complexes in various ways and strive to achieve results in the Smart Green Industrial Complex project."

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