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South Korean provincial budget negotiations

Overview

South Korean local governments, specifically Chungbuk and Jeonbuk provinces, are actively lobbying the National Assembly to increase their allocations in the 2027 government budget proposal.

Chungbuk Province has proposed a budget of 10.11 trillion won, seeking an additional 200 billion won through parliamentary deliberations. Governor Shin Yong-han has met with the Chairman of the National Assembly’s Special Committee on Budget and Accounts to advocate for specific regional projects, including the Jungbu Expressway expansion, a carbon-neutral wood resource recycling hub, and a National Forest Healing Center feasibility study. Additionally, the province is requesting that the current system for distributing local allocation tax settlements be maintained to ensure financial autonomy.

Jeonbuk Province has submitted a budget proposal exceeding 10 trillion won for the first time. The province is working with local lawmakers to secure funding for initiatives such as the Physical AI Valley, the Saemangeum K-Food Export Hub, and a veterinary medicine bio-factory. Jeonbuk is also seeking national support for the relocation of public institutions and designation as a financial hub.

Entities

Chungbuk Province · National Assembly of South Korea · Lee Kwang-jae · Shin Yong-han

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 5 sources
    Chungbuk Governor Shin Yong-han seeks national budget increases in National Assembly

    Chungbuk Governor Shin Yong-han met with the National Assembly's budget committee to request increased funding for regional infrastructure, carbon neutrality projects, and forest healing centers.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    South Korean provinces seek to increase 2027 national budget allocations

    Chungbuk and Jeonbuk provinces in South Korea are mobilizing efforts to increase their 2027 national budget allocations during National Assembly deliberations.

Sources

biz.heraldcorp.com · inews365.com · iscmnews.com · seoul.co.kr · sisajournal.com · smcaen.fr