Hwasun County and Korea Mine Reclamation Association Join Forces to Promote Abandoned Mine Reclamation Projects

Job Creation and Local Economic Revitalization Expected

On December 15, Hwasun County in South Jeolla Province joined hands with the Korea Mine Reclamation Association to effectively promote mine reclamation projects in abandoned mine areas.

Group commemorative photo for the signing of a business agreement for sustainable development in the abandoned mine area. Provided by Hwasun County

According to the county on the 16th, this agreement aims to systematically implement mine reclamation projects in abandoned mine areas, restore the environment, and promote the sustainable development of the local community. The joint goals are to create a safer and more pleasant environment and to revitalize the local economy.

The county will cooperate to ensure the smooth progress of the project by expediting permit processing, strengthening administrative support, and gathering residents’ opinions. The Korea Mine Reclamation Association plans to create jobs and provide tangible economic benefits to the region by utilizing local companies and prioritizing the employment of local residents.

Kim Jangnam, President of the Korea Mine Reclamation Association, said, “We will strive to contribute to the development of Hwasun County through cooperation with the county and set an exemplary case in the field of mine reclamation projects.”

Governor Koo Bokkyu stated, “This agreement will serve as a meaningful opportunity to create a pleasant environment and improve the quality of life for local residents. We will continue to work closely with the Korea Mine Reclamation Association to successfully carry out mine reclamation projects and do our best to help revitalize the local economy.”

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