South Korea seeks faster airport relocation for chips
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung ordered a review to accelerate a military airport relocation. The move aims to clear the path for a new semiconductor cluster ahead of the planned mid-2028 target.
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung ordered officials during Tuesday morning's session to accelerate the relocation of a military airport in the country's southwest. The directive targets a mid-2028 completion date to clear the path for a planned semiconductor cluster.
The push aims to remove logistical bottlenecks for the country's critical chip manufacturing sector. Officials are reviewing expedited land clearance and administrative procedures to meet the compressed timeline.
