Nam Kyung-pil and Won Hee-ryong Sign Mutual Cooperation Agreement on Startup Support
Suwon NewsUpdated 2015.08.27 23:16
Published 2015.08.27 00:26
Updated 2015.08.27 23:16
On the 31st in Jeju···Pursuing Collaborative Projects in 14 Initiatives Across 5 Sectors
Gyeonggi Province announced that Gyeonggi Governor Nam Kyung-pil visited Jeju Provincial Office on the 31st, signed a mutual cooperation agreement with Jeju Governor Won Hee-ryong, and will pursue various collaborative projects in the fields of economy and tourism.
Since the start of the sixth popular election term, Gyeonggi Province's signing of a mutual cooperation agreement with another metropolitan local government is the second following Gangwon Province.
Key executives of the province, including the Deputy Governor for Social Integration, Director of Planning and Coordination, Director of Self-governing Administration, Director of Education Cooperation, Director of Agriculture and Marine Affairs, Director of Livestock and Forestry, Director of Job Policy, and Planning Officer, will also attend the agreement ceremony.
Through this agreement, both sides plan to establish an opportunity for mutual prosperity and development by promoting collaborative projects in 14 initiatives across 5 sectors: job creation and new growth industries, distribution and sales of agricultural products, education for residents and civil servant exchanges, tourism, and research.
The main contents of the collaborative projects include △establishing a joint support platform for startup ventures in emerging overseas markets △mutual supply of agricultural products for school meals △activation of lifelong education and joint use of resident education content △activation of resident tourism exchanges △establishing a cooperation framework in health and environmental research sectors.
Immediately after signing the agreement, Governor Nam plans to deliver a special lecture titled "Global Standard Created with Jeju" at Tamra Hall, the 4th floor of Jeju Provincial Office.
In the afternoon, he plans to visit the Gasi-ri Wind Farm in Pyoseong-myeon, Seogwipo-si to hear an explanation of Jeju's renewable energy project implementation status and discuss mutual cooperation plans for future energy market development.
Previously, Governor Nam signed an agreement with Gangwon Governor Choi Moon-soon in April on 14 matters including support and cooperation for the successful hosting of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, development and promotion of tourism products utilizing the DMZ, and tourism activation.
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipSince the start of the sixth popular election term, Gyeonggi Province's signing of a mutual cooperation agreement with another metropolitan local government is the second following Gangwon Province.
Key executives of the province, including the Deputy Governor for Social Integration, Director of Planning and Coordination, Director of Self-governing Administration, Director of Education Cooperation, Director of Agriculture and Marine Affairs, Director of Livestock and Forestry, Director of Job Policy, and Planning Officer, will also attend the agreement ceremony.
Through this agreement, both sides plan to establish an opportunity for mutual prosperity and development by promoting collaborative projects in 14 initiatives across 5 sectors: job creation and new growth industries, distribution and sales of agricultural products, education for residents and civil servant exchanges, tourism, and research.
The main contents of the collaborative projects include △establishing a joint support platform for startup ventures in emerging overseas markets △mutual supply of agricultural products for school meals △activation of lifelong education and joint use of resident education content △activation of resident tourism exchanges △establishing a cooperation framework in health and environmental research sectors.
Immediately after signing the agreement, Governor Nam plans to deliver a special lecture titled "Global Standard Created with Jeju" at Tamra Hall, the 4th floor of Jeju Provincial Office.
In the afternoon, he plans to visit the Gasi-ri Wind Farm in Pyoseong-myeon, Seogwipo-si to hear an explanation of Jeju's renewable energy project implementation status and discuss mutual cooperation plans for future energy market development.
Previously, Governor Nam signed an agreement with Gangwon Governor Choi Moon-soon in April on 14 matters including support and cooperation for the successful hosting of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, development and promotion of tourism products utilizing the DMZ, and tourism activation.
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