Kyonggi
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Kyonggi South Korea: see Gyeonggi .
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Kyonggi Province- Stellar Form in Attracting FDI.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 12/28/2000; 879 words;
Kyonggi-do certainly has excellent industrial and investment conditions ... Gov. Lim Chang-yuel, to really make the system work. ``Kyonggi-do is the heart of the Korean economy, and providing investors ... is growing. The performance has been so impressive that Kyonggi-do was recognized as the most outstanding ...
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Kyonggi Province Center of Korean Politics, Economy, Culture.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 11/18/1999; 388 words;
... proud of its 5000 years of history and Kyonggi Province is proud to have been the center ... through the Koryo and Choson Kingdoms, Kyonggi Province has been home to the capital ... the Republic of Korea, separated from Kyonggi Province in 1946. The Han River with its ...
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Kyonggi Province's Ambitious Development Projects -From Theme Parks to Golf Courses.
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While the obvious attraction to Kyonggi-do is certainly the industrial and business ... condominiums, are exceptionally attractive in Kyonggi-do with the rapid increase in the number ... Southeast Asia are heading to the slopes of Kyonggi-do to enjoy the jewel of winter sports ...
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Kyonggi Province Awarded as Most Outstanding Province for FDI.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 12/28/2000; 484 words;
Kyonggi-do, with its excellent industrial and investment conditions ... Industry and Energy at the Convention and Exhibition Center, Kyonggi-do received a special commendation from President Kim Dae-ju ... a total of over $10 billion in foreign investment, and Kyonggi-do took the honor of being the first ...
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9.5 Tril. Won Public Funds Raised for Kyonggi-do in `98.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 5/16/1999; 108 words;
The local government of Kyonggi-do set up 11 public funds worth 953 ... increased from the 199 billion won in 1993. Kyonggi-do earmarked 780.2 billion won, or ... earmarked for social welfare funds. Kyonggi-do plans to raise 1.26 trillion won ...
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Kyonggi Province Offering Various Incentives to Foreign Investors.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 11/18/1999; 714 words;
... investment for another economic leap, Kyonggi Province is ready to offer various incentives ... foreign investors and local companies alike. Kyonggi Province is home to world-class companies ... foreign investors. Companies who invest in Kyonggi Province are at the heart of Asia's biggest ...
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Kyonggi to Attract Investment From Japan.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 4/17/2001; 102 words;
A delegation from Kyonggi Province yesterday signed a letter of intent (LOI) with Blue Hills ... Hills has decided to set up a large entertainment center in Songnam, Kyonggi Province. Blue Hills also plans to invest in a game center to be built ...
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Heavy Rains Hit Northern Kyonggi-do.
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Torrential rains pounded cities in northern Kyonggi-do near the border yesterday, inundating homes, rice fields and roads and causing landslides and accidents. A pre-dawn flood warning ...
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Food Poisoning Cases Soar in Kyonggi-do.
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A growing number of food poisoning cases were reported in Kyonggi-do. The provincial government said yesterday that nine food poisoning cases have occurred with 204 persons suffering from acute ...
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Jailed Kyonggi Governor Resumes Work in 3 Months.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 10/18/1999; 183 words;
Kyonggi-do Governor Lim Chang-yuel, who has been released after being imprisoned for three months on ... Lim left a Seoul hospital Sunday after a medical checkup showed no problems with his health, a Kyonggi-do spokesman said. He met the press at the Kyonggi-do government building in Suwon and apologized to ...
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Kyonggi Province.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 11/25/1999; 216 words;
Kyonggi Province has exempted foreigners launching manufacturing high technology products and investing in foreigner-exclusive ... period. The province has been considering forming another similar industrial complex to attract prime foreign investors. Kyonggi Province has also slashed sales price of land to ...
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Dramas to Sate the Thirsty Locals The Fifth Suwon Hwaseong Fortress International Theater Festival, in which 11 Korean and international theater teams are participating, continues through June 10 at various venues in Suwon, Kyonggi-do.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 6/2/2001; 208 words;
... through June 3 at Jangan Park, and ``Filial Warrior Bari'' by the Kyonggi Provincial Theater Company, at 8 p.m. June 5 also at the park ... Australian, Italian and domestic theater companies performing at the Kyonggi Culture and Art Center and the Suwon Youth Culture Center ...
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Environmental technology standard for Norae-Bang architecture of urban areas in Korea.
Architectural Science Review; 9/1/2002; Kim, Hong-Kyu Park, Sang-Kyu Cho, Kum Sook Koh, Won Yong; 4757 words;
... districts of Seoul and 8 cities in the Kyonggi Province, were investigated. This investigation ... districts of Seoul and 8 cities in the Kyonggi Province, were investigated. The aim of ... responsive measures. Norae-Bangs in Seoul and Kyonggi Province The research range of this study ...
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Pyongtaek Emerging as Prime Opportunity.
Korea Times (Seoul, Korea); 12/28/2000; 485 words;
... business and investment opportunities in Kyonggi- do, and none more so than the development ... said one city investment official. Like Kyonggi-do itself, Pyongtaek is located within ... come,'' the investment official said. Kyonggi-do and the city welcomes direct equity ...
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Tidal Flats Disappearing on West Coast As the government has decided to press forward with the controversial Saemangum reclamation project off the west coast of Cholla-pukto, the destruction of some 200 square kilometers of tidal flats spread across the region has become unavoidable.
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... as the tidal flats in the Inchon and Kyonggi-do area, also on the west coast, are found ... city some 60km west of Seoul, and western Kyonggi-do areas alone. But due to massive construction ... flats have disappeared from the Inchon and Kyonggi-do regions in the last ten years,'' said ...
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