Jeonnam Province Collaborates on Strategy to Address New Government's National Tasks

Jeonnam Governor Kim Young-rok Chairs Meeting to Review Progress of Current Projects and Discuss Incorporation of National Tasks

[Muan=Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Jeonnam Province put their heads together to respond to the new government's national agenda strategies.

According to Jeonnam Province on the 20th, Governor Kim Young-rok held a meeting to check the progress of current projects reflected in the national agenda and discussed strategies for final inclusion in the national agenda.

The province is making multifaceted efforts to ensure that key projects leading Jeonnam's next 100 years, such as ▲the establishment of a space launch vehicle industry cluster ▲the creation of an offshore wind power industry ecosystem ▲the construction of Gwangyang Port smart port, which are included in the transition committee's national agenda, are reflected in the government's final national agenda.

In particular, regional issues included in the national agenda are being classified by type and responded to strategically.

Along with this, department heads are visiting central government ministries to closely engage in ensuring that the implementation plans of each ministry's national agenda include these projects.

Additionally, for government public contest projects within the national agenda, they plan to focus their capabilities on proactively selecting project sites, establishing project plans, and completing preliminary procedures to secure substantial national funding.

Governor Kim said, “Please thoroughly understand the government's project directions and scale, develop reasonable arguments to persuade central ministries, and devote all your efforts to ensure implementation.”

The government plans to finalize the national agenda through a Cabinet meeting resolution next month after collecting opinions and discussions from ministries regarding the 110 major national agendas announced by the transition committee.

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