The Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST), Pohang City, and the Pohang City Council signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for "regional development cooperation in the marine and fisheries sector" at Pohang City Hall on the 22nd.


KIOST has been continuously strengthening cooperation with related local governments to address current issues in the marine and fisheries sector.


KIOST stated that, in particular, since Pohang hosts KIOST’s research base, the "Pohang Robot Demonstration Base," substantial outcomes are expected in joint research and talent development in the fields of marine robots and equipment.

(From left) Baek In-gyu, Chairman of Pohang City Council, Kang Do-hyung, Director of KIOST, and Lee Kang-deok, Mayor of Pohang City, are posing for a commemorative photo of the agreement signing.

(From left) Baek In-gyu, Chairman of Pohang City Council, Kang Do-hyung, Director of KIOST, and Lee Kang-deok, Mayor of Pohang City, are posing for a commemorative photo of the agreement signing.

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Through this MOU, the institutions plan to enhance ▲joint research and policy workshops for discovering national projects ▲development and utilization of technology for testing and evaluating marine unmanned systems ▲development and utilization of marine leisure equipment and safety technologies ▲training and education related to marine robots ▲research for the conservation and utilization of fishery resources ▲support for R&BD projects led by Pohang City.



A KIOST official said, “Through this MOU, we will actively support solving Pohang City’s marine-related issues and challenges by utilizing the institution’s human resources and infrastructure.”


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