Regarding the controversy over overlapping investment in the Saemangeum new 바카라사이트 construction project, Eom Myung-so, an aviation policy officer at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, said in a preliminary back briefing held on the 18th that "discussions are taking place regarding open

It is interpreted as a remark conscious of the complex resort development project, which is raised as a strong "Chinese medicine" aimed at boosting foreign investment, led by local lawmakers.

The Saemangeum Open Casino was triggered in 2016 when Kim Kwan-young of the Bareunmirae Party (Gunsan, North Jeolla Province) proposed a revision to the special law on the promotion and support of the Saemangeum project, which includes an open casino for Koreans to enter and exit.

In a policy debate on the Saemangeum Complex Resort Development Project held by Rep. Kim in May, claims were also reportedly made to be conscious of attracting open casinos. Some in the construction industry say that casino capital inflows are necessary to boost the sluggish development of Saemangeum.

Director Euh said, "By 2025, the license for Gangwon-do Jeongseon (Gangwon Land Casino) will be completed," and added, "We need to build a complex facility (including an open casino) in Saemangeum (for the demand for the new international airport)." Japan has four casinos, he said. Don't we have to make three more?

Kangwon Land Casino, which opened in the name of economic revival and job creation in the abandoned mine area, marked its 20th anniversary on Oct. 28. The special law on abandoned mines will expire in 2025.

As licenses are terminated, some local governments, including Busan and Jeju, are moving to attract casinos, citing the revitalization of the local economy.

Japan also plans to drastically lift related regulations to attract the casino industry and complete a combined resort including casinos in three locations by 2024.

Euh's remarks are seen as an intention that the construction of an open casino in Saemangeum could be a primary contributor to the rising demand for Saemangeum International Airport, considering such casino-related conditions at home and abroad.

Although the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport cannot control the casino license, it draws attention as it is mentioned by a high-ranking official regarding the demand for international airports where construction is in full swing.

The Ministry of Strategy and Finance held a financial business evaluation committee meeting on April 27 and approved a review of the appropriateness of the Saemangeum International Airport project plan as originally proposed.

Saemangeum's new airport will invest 780 billion won in total project costs to build a 2,500-meter runway and a passenger terminal with a total area of 2,056,000 square meters. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2028.

However, the results of the economic analysis (B/C) were only 0.479 in the "Samangum New Airport Pre-Profit Review Study" service conducted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport.

In other words, the convenience and benefits of spending 100 won are only 47 won. B/C determines that a business is feasible only when it is greater than 1.0.

This project is Moon Jae-in the government for balanced national development initiative started by a preliminary feasibility study of being subject to the exemption if project would be tough, not included in the business.The dominant view sees it.

Moreover, the new Saemangeum airport was a project that raised controversy over overlapping investments as there were Muan and Cheongju airports struggling with deficits nearby.

"Unlike roads and railways, demand is very important for airport construction," aviation experts said.

"If roads and railways are built, vehicles will be driven somehow, but if the airport has fewer passengers, it can turn into a hippopotamus where airlines turn a blind eye and eat taxes," he pointed out.

In particular, the new cassbet.com in Saemangeum has been under growing controversy as demand for international passengers in Sata has fallen by half compared to the results of preliminary surveys in North Jeolla Province.