President Yoon's Vision for North Gyeongsang: A Hydrogen Economy Industrial Belt and Cultural Development
Key Ideas
- President Yoon Suk Yeol aims to develop North Gyeongsang into a small nuclear reactor and clean hydrogen hub, emphasizing the importance of industrial innovation.
- Plans include creating an 800 billion-won hydrogen economy industrial belt, promoting hydrogen fuel cell localization, and building a Nuclear Hydrogen National Industrial Complex.
- Efforts will be made to improve transportation infrastructure, such as the Seongju Daegu Expressway, and boost tourism by constructing the Hwandonghae Patriotic Culture and History Museum.
- President Yoon highlights the historical significance of Gyeongsangbuk-do and its role in the Saemaul Movement, linking past achievements to the region's current development strategies.
President Yoon Suk Yeol recently spoke at the 26th 'People's Debate with the People' in Gyeongsan-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do, outlining plans to transform North Gyeongsang into a hub for small nuclear reactors (SMR) and clean hydrogen. Emphasizing the need for industrial structure innovation, he proposed establishing an 800 billion-won hydrogen economy industrial belt on the east coast and promoting hydrogen fuel cell localization. The government aims to accelerate the Uljin Nuclear Hydrogen National Industrial Complex and support the SMR industry's growth through a dedicated fund. Additionally, infrastructure development, including the Seongju Daegu Expressway, is a key focus to enhance Gyeongsangbuk-do's manufacturing innovation hub status. President Yoon also highlighted the region's historical significance, pledging to build the Hwandonghae Patriotic Culture and History Museum to commemorate Korea's war history. He drew parallels between Gyeongsangbuk-do's role in the Saemaul Movement and the current local development policy, emphasizing the importance of regional competitiveness and government support.
Topics
Fuel Cells
Industrial Development
Tourism
Infrastructure Improvement
Local Economy
Historical Commemoration
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