Deputy Minister Kim said at the ‘1st Innovation Growth Strategy Review Meeting, Policy Review Meeting, and Korea Edition New Deal Review Meeting’ held at the Government Complex in Seoul this morning, saying, “As the Corona 19 situation prolongs, the job difficulties experienced by the people are getting bigger.” said.
He emphasized, “We will step by step creating new jobs in new industries such as green energy, information technology (IT), and digital for rapid employment recovery despite difficult conditions.”
Deputy Minister Kim continued, “We plan to hire 1042,000 people in direct job projects to provide income support and work experience for the vulnerable who have had a particularly difficult year with Corona 19.” Compared to last year, it is more than 10%.
The government is focusing on direct job hiring in the first quarter of this year (January to March). It is planned to be implemented so that more than 800,000 people can be hired in the first quarter. This is equivalent to 80% of the size of direct jobs this year.
He said, “From last month to start the business as soon as possible, we completed preliminary preparations such as finalization of the business plan and recruitment of participants earlier than usual.” We have also devised an improvement plan,” he explained.
Deputy Minister Kim said, “We plan to expand recruitment of new public institutions from last year so that young people with prolonged job search will not be frustrated and can take the first step in the society of employment.” Told.
At this meeting, the current status of digital twin land development was reviewed. The government has selected the establishment of a digital twin as a representative task of the Korean version of the New Deal to lay the foundation for new industries such as autonomous vehicles and drones and strengthen the safety management of land and facilities, and plans to invest a total of 1.8 trillion won by 2025.
Digital twins are cutting-edge technologies that create virtual twins that are identical to the physical world that exists in real life.
Through’Virtual Singapore’, which replicates the entire city as it is and implements it in 3D virtual reality, it has implemented 3D virtual reality including roads, buildings, apartments, theme parks, street trees, park benches, and other detailed information. It is being used as a virtual platform for building a smart country by completing administrative tasks and civic services.
The government plans to foster new industries such as autonomous vehicles and drone delivery based on digital twins.
Deputy Minister Kim said, “We will prepare a legal basis for the industry to use high-precision spatial information that has been restricted to publicization more widely.” I will do my best to contribute to improving the quality of life.”