Korea to set aside ₩6.3 trillion in 2022 budget for new industries
Korea will increase its spending on chips, bio-health and next-generation vehicles by 43 percent next year as the country seeks to nurture new industries, the country's finance minister said Monday.Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said the government will earmark 6.3 trillion won ($5.4 billion) to support the three key industries in its 2022 budget proposal.
The country has set the non-memory chip, bio-health and next-generation vehicle sectors as the "BIG 3" industries where it seeks to create more jobs and foster innovation-driven growth.
Hong said the government plans to build more than 3,300 repair shops for electric cars and 26 ones for hydrogen-powered vehicles by 2025.
The country will also create a 100 billion-won fund to support the country's cosmetics, medical devices and pharmaceutical sectors.
Yonhap
Yonhap
with the Korea JoongAng Daily
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