"Gyeongnam, as the center of Korea's shipbuilding industry, must take the lead in the MASGA (Make America Shipbuilding Great Again) Project."


On August 25, Park Wansu, Governor of Gyeongnam Province, emphasized the need for a strategic response centered on the MASGA Project for the shipbuilding industry during the meeting of department and bureau heads, making this statement.


Park Wansu, Governor of Gyeongnam Province, is speaking about responses related to the 'Masuga Project' at the meeting of department and bureau heads. Provided by Gyeongnam Province

Park Wansu, Governor of Gyeongnam Province, is speaking about responses related to the 'Masuga Project' at the meeting of department and bureau heads. Provided by Gyeongnam Province

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Governor Park stated, "The launch of the Trump administration should not be viewed solely as a crisis for local industries, but rather as an opportunity for Gyeongnam's key industries-such as shipbuilding, nuclear power, defense, and aerospace-to take a significant leap forward."


He also instructed, "If necessary, please consider enacting special legislation to promote the MASGA Project, so that it can serve as a major catalyst for revitalizing the region."


He added, "It is positive that shipbuilding companies, universities, and related organizations are already moving quickly," and stressed, "Now, Gyeongnam must move forward to the stage of practically designing and leading this project."



'MASGA (Make America Shipbuilding Great Again)' is a Korea-U.S. shipbuilding cooperation project worth 150 billion dollars (approximately 208 trillion won), being promoted to rebuild the U.S. shipbuilding industry.


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