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Welcome to Gyeongsangbuk-do!
Gyeongsangbuk-do (GyeongBuk) has been playing a pivotal role in the economic achievement of South Korea for the last 40 years. It was the major member of the miracle of Han River and the 8.2% annual economic growth rate of South Korea.
It has successfully grown into the wellspring of the profit-maximizing businesses and is now ready to invite more business enterprises with business friendly environment and supporting policy.
The industrial complexes in Gyeongsangbuk-do have been strategically formed to benefit from the geographical advantages, technological efficiency, and research capabilities. The extension of the mutual cooperation is enhancing our industrial synergy and competitiveness more than ever. The most distinguished are Display & IT Complex in Gumi, Steel Manufacturing in Pohang, Automobile Parts in Gyeongju, Textiles and Machinery in Gyeongsan & Chilgok.
Foreign Direct Investment into the province has amounted to US$ 5.6 billion for the last five-year period with our all-out efforts and support. Gyeongsangbuk-do has already succeeded in having the world-renowned companies such as Philips from Netherlands, Thales and Valeo from France, Asahi Glass and Toray from Japan, and Corning from the U.S.A. well settled in the area. Continuing to their successful operations, we keep striving to make the province the best place to do business and to invest in by providing various incentives such as cash grant, tax break extension, and subsidies for land and facility, of course, accompanied by our consistent policies and goodwill
As nurturing the future of the industries with well- aimed schemes has been a part of our investment projects, we began to foster Pohang as a hub of Nano Technology, Gumi as a hub of Information Technology and electronics parts, and the northern region as a hub of Biology Technology and marine industries based on our long-term plans. We will continue to do our best to be the most powerful driving force of the Korean economy as well as the global economy. The province is here for your growth opportunities and I am pretty assured that we can make it happen together. Thank you!
Hoping your dreams find success soon,.
Governor of Gyeongsangbuk-do Lee, Eui Geun
Profile
Date of Birth November 7, 1938 Decoration Medal of Hongjogenjeong ( Order of National Merit ) 1988 Title Governor, Province of Kyongsangbuk-Do, Republic of Korea Education
1952
Graduated from Chilgok Elementary School
1955
Graduated from Iseo Middle School
1958
Graduated from Daegu Commercial High School
1964
BS in Economics, Yeungnam University
1991
Completed High Official Policy Program course, Graduate School of Administration, Yonsei University
1997
Honorary Doctor's Degree in Administration, Yeungnam University
1999
Honorary Doctor's Degree in Management, Catholic University of Daegu
Career
1980
Director of Saemaeul guidance and regional planning division, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs
1984
Director General, Planning and Management Bureau of Gyeonggi Province
1986
Mayor of Anyang & Boucheon, Gyeonggi Province
1988
Public Affairs Officier, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs
1989
Director General, Regional Economy Bureau, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs
1991
Director General, Regional Administration Bureau, Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs
1992
Director General, Planning and Management Bureau Ministry of Government Administration and Home Affairs
1993
The 23rd Governor of Province of Gyeongsangbuk-Do
Senior Secretary to the President on the Governmental Affaires of Administration, the Office of the President
1995
Elected Governor(26th), Province of Gyeongsangbuk-Do
1996
First Chairman, Association of North East Asia Regional Governments
1998
27th Governor, Province of Gyeongsangbuk-Do
2002
28th Governor, Province of Gyeongsangbuk-Do
PublicationsOur Future at the era of Localization (1995)
ThesisImprovement Alternatives of Hierarchical Structure of Local Administration.
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