Head of the National Security Office, discussing strategies for national transformation... “We need to make this a good change.”
Suggestions for utilizing local brands and creating an educational environment, etc.
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- On the 6th, the government held a meeting of the National Land Transformation Strategy Advisory Group chaired by Director Lim Ki-geun of the Office for Government Policy Coordination at the Seoul Government Complex and discussed regional-led growth plans.
- Experts suggested spreading local brands and creating an educational environment in industrial complexes.
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The National Land Transformation Strategy Advisory Group has been in operation since last July, consisting of 18 experts from each field.
Suggestions for utilizing local brands and creating an educational environment, etc.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Sang-hyeon = On the 6th, the government held a meeting with a luncheon with the National Land Transformation Strategy Advisory Group, chaired by Director of the Office for Government Policy Coordination Lim Ki-geun, at the Seoul Government Complex.
In his greeting, Director Lim emphasized, “Various conflicts are expected in the process of promoting regional-led growth for national transformation,” and added, “Nevertheless, the government is doing its best with sincerity to create a Republic of Korea in which regions play a leading role in growth.”
He continued, “The important thing is to turn good ideas into actual changes,” and asked, “Please tell me without hesitation what the government is missing and what needs to be changed first.”
Experts suggested that there is a need to discover and spread successful models that increase the overall vitality of the city, such as the expansion of local brands through interest in other bakeries, such as Seongsimdang in Daejeon.
In addition, some suggested that schools should be considered first from the industrial complex development stage to create an educational environment where children of corporate executives and employees can actually attend, while fostering quality care services as a competitive advantage for the city and using the aging problem as an opportunity to create jobs.
The advisory group has been in operation since last July, consisting of 18 experts in each field. Nine experts from various fields, including land, industry, and regional development, attended the event.
Open Questions
- How will the advisory group's recommendations be reflected in concrete policies?







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