Kim Dong-yeon "Successful in attracting over 4 trillion won investment during two-day US business trip"

Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon (left) is taking a commemorative photo with Nam Seon-woo, CEO of ESR Kendall Square (center), after signing a Gyeonggi Province investment agreement worth 3 trillion won at ESR Kendall Square in the United States on the 13th (local time).

Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon reported that he secured over 4 trillion won in investments just two days into his business trip to the United States.

On the 14th, Kim posted on his social media service (SNS) under the title "Secured over 4 trillion won in investments in two days," explaining, "It has been four days since arriving in the U.S. The first two days were focused on the Youth Ladder Project, which sends young people from Gyeonggi overseas, and yesterday and today, I devoted all my efforts to attracting investments."

He added, "Over the past two days, I visited four world-class companies and secured investments exceeding 4 trillion won," introducing that "all are in cutting-edge new industries such as hydrogen, semiconductor industrial gas production, hydrogen-based eco-friendly logistics centers, and semiconductor material research institutes."

He continued, "Through this investment attraction, we will strengthen Gyeonggi Province's advanced industrial ecosystem and create many high-quality jobs," emphasizing, "This achievement came after a grueling schedule covering 12,611 km over four days across five U.S. states?Michigan, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Virginia?and six cities (Detroit/Ann Arbor/New York/Danbury/Allentown/Alexandria)."

Furthermore, he said, "During this trip, I had candid discussions with the chairpersons of the four companies I met, expressing Gyeonggi Province's policy commitment to advanced industries and eco-friendly carbon neutrality," adding, "They all fully agreed and, beyond this investment, expressed intentions for large-scale additional investments, which was very encouraging."

On the morning of the 14th (local time), Governor Kim moved to Virginia, concluding his U.S. business trip with a phone call with the governor, a press conference, and a meeting with Korean residents, before departing for Japan.

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