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The government's announcement on the 3rd that it will relocate a large number of central administrative agencies and public institutions remaining in the Seoul metropolitan area to provincial regions starting in the first half of next year is seen as a clear demonstration of its determination and plan to accelerate balanced development policies. This is intended to resolve the issue of Seoul's housing prices, which is also cited as a factor behi…
The government has decided to relocate public institutions to provincial areas where there are no unavoidable reasons to remain in the Seoul metropolitan area. The newly relocated institutions will be clustered and placed around existing innovation cities. The relocation of pilot institutions will also begin in 2027 by leasing private buildings before constructing new headquarters. However, specific targets for relocation and placement locations…
South Korea will move about 350 public institutions from Seoul starting in 2027. Sejong projected to be center of new government to support equalization
[Digital Daily Reporter Chae Seong-oh] The government is simultaneously pursuing functional reform of public institutions and their relocation to provincial areas. It plans to reduce the number of public institutions by 109 by streamlining similar or overlapping agencies and subsidiaries, while simultaneously examining the feasibility of relocating approximately 350 public institutions located in the Seoul metropolitan area. This involves overha…
North Gyeongsang Province is launching an integrated recruitment drive to link regional industries with the functions of public institutions in preparation for the government's second phase of public institution relocation. With the government presenting the clustering centered on existing Innovation Cities and linkages with local universities and industries as core principles, North Gyeongsang Province plans to stake its victory on a strategy t…
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