SG Participates in GICC 2025... Discusses Cooperation with Overseas Project Owners and MDBs
Seo Ohjin, President of SG, is speaking at the GICC 2025 Ukraine Infrastructure Cooperation Seminar session. Photo by SG
View original imageSG announced on September 29 that it participated in the 2025 Global Infrastructure Cooperation Conference (GICC 2025), which was held from September 16 to 18.
During the 'Ukraine Infrastructure Cooperation Seminar' session, SG presented a pilot construction case using its eco-friendly road paving material, Eco Steel Ascon. This technology utilizes byproducts from the steel industry, enabling the simultaneous achievement of multiple goals such as carbon reduction during road construction, resource circulation, and improved construction quality.
Marking its 13th year, GICC is a leading global infrastructure event hosted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and organized by the International Contractors Association of Korea. Approximately 500 participants attended, including government officials from over 30 countries, CEOs of overseas project owners, representatives from multilateral development banks (MDBs), as well as major domestic construction companies and public institutions.
GICC 2025 was held at the Westin Josun Parnas Hotel in Seoul. Key agenda topics included strategies for expanding K-infrastructure overseas, innovation in transportation infrastructure, responses to energy transition, and international financial cooperation.
An SG representative stated, "GICC provided an important opportunity to directly meet with overseas project owners and MDBs, significantly strengthening our network. We aim to enhance our competitiveness in the global infrastructure market by generating tangible results such as discovering new projects, expanding overseas orders, and securing stable financial procurement."
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The representative added, "Eco Steel Ascon and other eco-friendly infrastructure solutions will establish themselves as Korean models that align with decarbonization policies."
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