"North, the idea of ​​immigration … Try to do like Jeju Island"

Meeting of Korean and Chinese businessmen in Beijing
"Northern officials say it's open as in the … Investment promotion zone between Korea, China and the United States"
"[Corée du Nord] wants to do like Jeju Island, which can enter the country without a visa."

Chosun Ryong, president of Chosun Entrepreneurs Association of China, said on the 4th that North Korea shows a willingness to develop Wonsan. He said: "China is more interested in investing in North Korea than South Korea, for example, many Chinese entrepreneurs are asking for help."

The Overseas Korean Foundation We brought together about twenty Chinese entrepreneurs in China and held the first CEO CEOs' Forum in Beijing.

Jilin Tianyu, chairman of the construction group, said, "North Korean officials have expressed concern that North Korea's economy would be affected by North Korea's economy. He said that the policy had completely changed and that China would switch to economic policy 30 to 40 years ago (reform and openness), and that this policy would not change. "Senior officials of some parts of Korea North have also been replaced.

"I know that North Korea has placed gold (restrictions) on areas where it can invest in countries like China, some of which are South Korea, and some are the United States. United States of America. " South Korea will not go to Pyongyang yet. The capital of China can go faster. "He said:" The eastern coastal area, including Mount Wonsan, will open slowly to Korea. "If the future of North Korean investment is open, Korea and the China will find themselves in a competitive situation.

President Kwon Soon-ki, chairman of the Asian Economic Development Association of China, said: "If North Korea opens up, the speed development will be faster than any other country. "Next, the role of Sino-Korean companies will become more important." We have a plan to invite North Korean policymakers to the Han-Sang convention in Incheon in October, "said Han Woo-sung, president of the Overseas Coreans Foundation.

Beijing = Yun Wan Jun correspondent [email protected]