Identify Potential Investors Through Private-Sector Networks
Support Efforts to Attract Companies to Techno Valley and Eunnam Industrial Complex

Yangju City in Gyeonggi Province has formed an investment promotion team comprising seven experts in business and economics to identify companies that could set up operations at Gyeonggi Yangju Techno Valley and Yangju Eunnam General Industrial Complex.

Yangju Mayor Jeong Deokyeong holds an appointment ceremony for the Yangju Investment Attraction Team in his office at City Hall on the 7th and presents certificates of appointment to seven members before posing for a commemorative photo. Photo provided by Yangju City.

Yangju Mayor Jeong Deokyeong holds an appointment ceremony for the Yangju Investment Attraction Team in his office at City Hall on the 7th and presents certificates of appointment to seven members before posing for a commemorative photo. Photo provided by Yangju City.

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On October 7, Yangju City held an appointment ceremony for the “Yangju Investment Promotion Team” in the mayor’s office at City Hall and presented appointment certificates to its seven members.


The team will draw on its members’ experience in business and economic circles and their private-sector networks to identify potential investors and connect them with the city. It also plans to share investment information and industry trends and attract companies’ interest and investment in major industrial hubs.


Companies and investment projects identified by the team will receive support in coordination with the city’s investment support team. Yangju plans to provide one-stop administrative support, from project reviews and consultations with companies to preliminary reviews of permits and licenses, to ease the difficulties companies face during the investment process.


The members are Choi Youngdae, CEO of Oseong D&E; Lee Janguk, CEO of Neungwon Metal; Cho Changseop, chairman of Youngshin Trading; Kim Phillip, CEO of Logis Valley; Kim Namgwon, former director of Yangju City’s Transportation Safety Bureau; Park Jongseo, chairman of the Northern Gyeonggi Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and Chae Honghak, head of the Northern Business Division of the Gyeonggi Credit Guarantee Foundation.


Yangju City plans to expand its engagement with companies in advanced industries, manufacturing and logistics, focusing on Gyeonggi Yangju Techno Valley and Yangju Eunnam General Industrial Complex, and continue its investment promotion activities.



Yangju Mayor Jeong Deokyoung said, “I ask you to draw on the experience and networks you have built in the business and economic sectors to connect good companies with Yangju. We will reflect the voices of businesses on the ground and work to attract companies and increase investment in Yangju Eunnam General Industrial Complex and Gyeonggi Yangju Techno Valley.”


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