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  1. Lee Jae Myung's administration is pressing for balanced regional growth, identifying Gwangju as a potential site for a chip facility.
  2. An initiative led by Lee Jae Myung aims to bolster SK's advanced technology competitiveness by considering Gwangju for a new chip production base and expanding robotics investment in Gumi.
  3. The President has directed the relevant ministry to define labor dispute boundaries while planning two new semiconductor plants in Gwangju.

Drafting labor proposals for chip cluster megaprojects in Gwangju.

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Drafting labor proposals for chip cluster megaprojects in Gwangju.

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GwangjuMinistry of Trade, Industry and Energy

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