South Korean government will announce follow-up schedule for Saudi/UAE investment in South Korea within this month

The South Korean government announced on the 3rd that major industries such as semiconductors, automobiles, and petrochemicals have achieved export surpluses for the fourth consecutive month. At the press conference after the mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok, mid-autumn festival) holidays, Lee Do-eun (Lee Do-eun)
``The government will provide as much support as possible toward the recovery of exports.'' Going forward, the government will continue to focus on revitalizing the economy including exports and investment, stabilizing people's livelihoods, and strengthening diplomatic security. leave the country behind
The policy is to run the government." Mr. Lee also mentioned the large-scale investment in South Korea agreed between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Saudi Arabia is 40 trillion
The UAE has promised to invest 30 billion dollars (approximately 4.4 trillion yen), but there has been a delay in finalizing specific projects. Mr. Lee said, ``We have follow-up dates with both countries this month.
We hope that investment will materialize and jobs will be created." On the other hand, regarding prices and real estate issues, he said, ``Exports and investment are important, but prices and real estate issues that people feel are also important.
``The real estate market remains stable.However, the structural problem of rising international energy prices remains unresolved, and although there are some difficulties, the real estate market remains stable.''
The prefecture will do its best to respond." In addition, ``Up until now, we have focused on discussing semiconductors, secondary batteries, artificial intelligence (AI), etc. at the Emergency Economic and Civil Affairs Council, and we have focused on promoting exports and investment in the relevant fields.
"We are beginning to see some results," he said, adding, "In the future, we will strive to produce results that can be felt in people's lives."