Posted on 09 Jun 2009
The South Korean government said Sunday that it plans to set up two industrial complexes in the country's southern region as part of efforts to establish an infrastructure for the manufacture of next-generation vehicles.
The complexes would be built in the cities of Daegu, 302km southeast of
include intelligent cars and clean-burning diesel vehicles.
Factories operating in the complexes would enjoy state funded financial support and deregulation in construction and expansion, the ministry said. Work on the Daegu complex was to start in 2011 at the latest, it said.
