Gyeongsangnam-do Province in South Korea unveiled an ambitious plan to promote future high-tech industries, responding to evolving industrial landscapes and aiming to generate employment opportunities. With an investment of 8.94 trillion won by 2033, the province will focus on aerospace, nuclear power plants, hydrogen, AI, robotics, semiconductors, and more. The strategy involves attracting high-tech companies, nurturing startups, developing strategic technologies, and creating brand contents, with projections of significant economic effects. Initiatives include establishing a space park, localizing aviation engine parts, creating a hydrogen complex, fostering digital innovation, manufacturing robots, extreme materials, power semiconductors, and biomedical innovations. A key focus is on cultivating a cultural content industry to provide jobs for young people, supported by incentives like interest-free loans, office subsidies, R&D facility support, and assistance for migrant employees. The province aims to drive growth and competitiveness in high-tech sectors, emphasizing speed, performance, AI convergence, and future-focused industrial development.