Korea plans to ax red tape to boost new energy investment
South Korea will actively remove administrative red tape and help companies invest in new energy industries that can generate long-term growth, the trade and industry minister said Monday.
South Korea will actively remove administrative red tape and help companies invest in new energy industries that can generate long-term growth, the trade and industry minister said Monday.
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