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- ð߰Ǽú ǹ, 11 ߽ɺյ 湮 ̿롤
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[ູû/CTN] = ȱ ߽ɺյðǼû ȭ " ο ŷڰ 츮 ŵ 忡 ϴ ذŸ DZ⸦ Ѵ" ߴ. ߽ɺյðǼû(û ֿ, ູû) α ߰ ȭ ؼҶ Ȱ ִ ο , ѱ ŵ Ǽ Ͽ츦 ̽ϴ ÿ Ǽ ƽþ Ž ô ÿ ߴ.

ູû ð߰Ǽú ߽ɺյ( ູ) 湮 ŵ ϰ ٽ ߴٰ 11 . δ Ÿ α ȭ ذϱ 'ϸ(Kharkhorum)' 'ƴ(Hunnu)' ֿ켱 ̴. ̹ 湮 ѱ ְ ڱ ŵ 迡 Ϸ û ƴ. 籹 ð 5 Ʈپ߸ 'ƴ' û 湮 8 ķŸ ٹ ɽ °, Ÿ 'ϸ' ǥ 湮 . ̹ 湮 ܱ ä Ѿ 踦 ϴ Ͼ ٽ ǹ ƴ. ̵ ູ ȫ 긮 û , ̿ȹ ô. پ߸ ð߰Ǽú " ູ Ǽ Ͽ츦 ġŷ ִ ڸ" " ŵ ߻ ° ȮDZ⸦ Ѵ" ߴ.

ó Ǽ (IT) ܼ ܱ ȣ湮 ʰ, Ǽ̶ Ŵ å յ 籹 ǥ õ ' ' 鿡 ſ ȿ ʷ Ǯ̵ȴ. Ư ܱ 縸 ȸ ܰ迡 Ż ׸ ϴ Ͼ ߽ ǹ ν, ѱ (K-ŵ) ϰ Ǽ Ը ȸ شȭ ܳ ູû ȹ ݿ .

׷ ̷ ߾ ƽþ ﱹ ð å ܹ߼ ̳ 긮 ʱ ؼ, 츮 簡 켱 äõ ֵ ϴ ' ǹ ü(Ʈ ̵)' öϰ ݵǾ Ѵٴ ´. ġŷ ܰ迡 ƹ λ ɾ־, ϸҰ ƴ ܰ迡 ڹ ̾ ʴ´ٸ ߱ ﱹ з ؿ ȸ ũ ̴. ູû ̹ ǹ 湮 籹 Ǽ ϴ ' ð ǹ ŷ׷' ȭؾ ϸ, Ǽ 䱳ο ΰ յ Źͽ ÷ ܰ ִ ļ ǹ å ؾ Ѵ. ̷ ȯ ޹ħ μ Ÿ ġŷ ̶ ܱ Ǽ ̶ ġȯ ̴.

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An Gyo-pil, Chief of the International Cooperation and Information Team at the National Administrative City Construction Agency, stated, "We expect that the trust built through steady exchanges with the Mongolian government will serve as a foundation for Korean companies to enter the Mongolian new city development market." The National Administrative City Construction Agency (NAACC, Commissioner Kang Ju-yup) has entered into an all-out urban administration marketing to secure political stepping stones for domestic construction companies to pioneer new West Asian markets, while simultaneously implanting Korean-style new city construction know-how into the Mongolian government, which faces the national challenge of capital overcrowding.

The NAACC announced on the 11th that a delegation of director-generals from the Mongolian Ministry of Urban Development, Construction and Housing visited the Multifunctional Administrative City (MAC) in Sejong to inspect the overall process of new city development and discuss cooperation plans for core national tasks. Currently, the Mongolian government is driving the development of 'Kharkhorum,' a new administrative capital, and 'Hunnu,' a metropolitan satellite city, as top national priorities to resolve the population overcrowding of the capital, Ulaanbaatar. This visit was organized following an official request from the Mongolian side to benchmark the construction cases of the MAC in the process of new city development due to high preference for Korea's urban infrastructure and residential complex composition methods within Mongolia. Urban development cooperation between the two countries has been strengthened by successive visits of high-level delegations, including Batbayar Munkhoo, Head of the 'Hunnu' Development Administration in May last year, followed by Khurelbaatar Namdavaa, Chief Advisor to the Presidential Office, and Khaltar Luvsan, Mayor of 'Kharkhorum' in August. Shifting away from simple high-level diplomatic channels, this visiting delegation was composed of core practitioners, including experts and engineers in charge of actual field design. They listened to a briefing on the overall urban development process at the MAC Promotion Hall, and intensively examined detailed strategies for land use planning and settlement condition creation. Odbayar, Director General of the Mongolian Ministry of Urban Development, Construction and Housing, stated, "It was a meaningful opportunity to personally benchmark the excellent construction know-how of the MAC. We look forward to further expanding cooperation and exchanges in Mongolia's new city development projects in the future."

The move where the government agency did not leave domestic administrative capital construction experiences and civil engineering-IT infrastructures buried in simple diplomatic mutual visits, but instead presented them as customized technical standards to the Mongolian authorities facing massive national projects, is interpreted as a highly effective administrative case in terms of 'urban administration export.' In particular, breaking away from high-level meeting stages where only diplomatic rhetoric is exchanged and inducing the visit of practitioners centered on engineers who draw actual blueprints and command fields highlights the NAACC's sophisticated political planning power to project the dominance of the Korean-style new city model (K-New City) into Mongolia and link it to substantial order opportunities for domestic construction and design firms.

However, critics point out that for these new city development cooperation and technology transfer policies with emerging Central Asian countries to avoid degenerating into exhibition administrations like short-term field briefings or simple inspection tours, 'technical and administrative post-connection networks and practical permanent support systems (post-guidelines)' capable of guaranteeing that our design methods and materials are preferentially adopted in local Mongolia after the visit must be thoroughly accompanied. This is because even if an excellent impression was planted during the benchmarking stage, if organic post-technical consultations do not continue during the actual bidding stages of Kharkhorum and Hunnu, there is a high risk of losing practical overseas advancement opportunities for domestic companies due to low-cost bidding offensives from competing nations like China. The NAACC must swiftly institutionalize a 'post-urban development practical working group' where construction experts from both countries communicate constantly after completing this Mongolian delegation's visit, and implement follow-up practical supplementations that allow post-participation from the local master plan establishment stage by activating a post-public-private joint governance with domestic related construction firms and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. Only when this organic post-distribution feedback mechanism operates stably will the diplomatic achievement of supporting a foreign country's administrative capital benchmarking be translated into substantial national interests of reviving the domestic construction economy and exporting public administration rather than stopping at short-term field tours.
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