"Congratulations on the Launch of the Agency" ... Park Wansu, Governor of Gyeongnam, Visits Korea AeroSpace Administration and Promises Support for Settlement

Governor Park Wansu of Gyeongnam Province visited the newly opened Sacheon Aerospace Administration the previous day and pledged support for its successful settlement in the region.

On the 28th, during his visit to the Aerospace Administration, Governor Park greeted and welcomed the staff who had relocated to Gyeongnam, and congratulated them on the opening of the agency.

He then had a conversation with Director Yoon Youngbin, Deputy Director Noh Kyungwon, and Planning and Coordination Officer Lee Jaehyung, among others.

Governor Park Wansu of Gyeongnam Province (right) and Administrator Yoon Youngbin of the Space Aviation Agency are shaking hands. Photo by Gyeongnam Provincial Government

Governor Park said, "The Aerospace Administration, which 3.3 million residents have longed for, has finally opened," and added, "I am delighted to meet the staff of the Aerospace Administration today."

He continued, "We will actively support and cooperate so that the Aerospace Administration can fully dedicate itself to the development of Korea's aerospace industry."

Director Yoon said, "I recently completed the move-in registration to Sacheon with my spouse," and added, "I would like to thank Governor Park, Gyeongnam Province, and Sacheon City for congratulating and welcoming the opening of the Aerospace Administration."

He further stated, "We will do our best to help the Aerospace Administration elevate Korea to become one of the world's top five space powers and to ensure mutual growth and development with the local community."

Park Wansu, Governor of Gyeongnam Province (fifth from the left), is taking a commemorative photo in front of the government building with employees of the Space Aviation Agency and others. Photo by Gyeongnam Provincial Government

Gyeongnam Province plans to continue discussions with the Aerospace Administration on ways to develop the aerospace sector, including establishing an aerospace industry ecosystem and fostering regional cooperation and mutual growth.

To support the settlement conditions for the staff of the Aerospace Administration, the province will provide a resettlement grant of up to 30 million KRW for a family of four, improve transportation infrastructure, and establish an aerospace complex city centered around the agency that integrates industry, research, education, culture, and tourism.

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