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Moon Shin-hak, Vice Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy, stated, "Today's Growth Engine Strategy Forum will be the starting point for transforming the spatial industrial map of the Republic of Korea's economic growth into a multi-polar system of 5 poles and 3 special zones. The Ministry will mobilize all available policy measures to actively support each region so that they can establish and grow their own independent industrial ecosystems to self-sustain and compete." The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE) announced that it held the '5 Poles and 3 Special Zones Growth Engine Strategy Forum' with around 100 industrial officials from the Gwangju and Jeonnam regions, including local governments and anchor companies, to discover the core that will lead regional economic growth and to realize multi-polar balanced national growth.

This forum started with the Southwest region and will be held sequentially by touring all regions across the country, excluding the metropolitan area, including Jeju, the Central region, the Daegyeong region, Jeonbuk, Gangwon, and the Southeast region until the end of this month. The core point is to finalise the designation of 'growth engine industries' by comprehensively reviewing regional industrial conditions, growth potential, and future value based on the desired industries submitted by local governments. MOTIE laid out a plan to provide unprecedented incentives by mobilizing a so-called '7-type support package' encompassing finance, banking, human resources, technology, infrastructure, taxation, and regulatory exceptions at the pan-interministerial level to vitalize designated large-scale regional investment projects. At the event, presentations on the analysis of growth engine industry demands by the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade and suggestions on the nurturing direction of the Southwest industrial current status by the Gwangju Institute were conducted. Following this, a panel discussion was held, chaired by Professor Na Ju-mong, president of the Korean Association for Regional Policy. Kim Hee-sam, Managing Director of Kia, expressed plans for continuous investment in the Gwangju plant and called for government-level financial support, while Kim Young-moon, Vice Mayor for Cultural and Economic Affairs of Gwangju Metropolitan City, pledged continuous cooperation between the central and local governments for the successful settlement of the project.

The government's policy framework to subdivide the nation into five mega-regions and three special regions to alleviate the concentration in the metropolitan area, and to build tailored industrial ecosystems linked with investments from representative regional anchor companies, is evaluated as a reasonable administrative move from the macro perspective of balanced national development. The strategy to bind fragmented financial support and regulatory relaxation cards from various ministries into a single package to induce large-scale investments from enterprises can also serve as a practical incentive.

However, in a situation where the specific budget allocation and legal scope of regulatory exceptions for the heavily promoted '7-type support package' have not been finalized, the method of touring the nation merely to repeat opinion collections can hardly avoid cynical responses from the field that it is nothing more than a typical 'rhetoric-driven show for early results.' Since the government's specific subsidy scales or tax benefit guidelines are not clarified, regional anchor companies are hesitant to pledge preemptive investments, engaging in a waiting game. Therefore, rather than focusing solely on conducting routine regional tour events, sophisticatedly designing and presenting an effective, detailed blueprint of the practical package so that enterprises can immediately embark on investments is the substantial task that will determine the settlement of this policy.
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