10 Maret 2009

Harian Financial Times menilai tinggi kebijakan ‘Green New Deal’ dari presiden Lee Myung-bak

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Harian Inggris The Financial Times menilai tinggi kebijakan ‘Green New Deal’ presiden Lee Myung-bak yang dapat menciptakan lapangan kerja senilai 50 trilyun won.
The Financial Times mengabarkan hal itu dalam berita edisi tanggal 7 Maret dengan judul ‘Seoul menciptakan lapangan kerja berwawasan lingkungan alam’,.
Menurut berita tersebut, setahun sebelumnya gagasan pengembangan terusan raksasa oleh presiden Lee Myung-bak sangat ditentang oleh aktivis lingkungan alam.
Namun kebijakan ‘Green New Deal’ yang menargetkan penciptaan 950 ribu tempat kerja selama 4 tahun ke depan, termasuk di sektor penghijauan, pengembangan sungai dan konstruksi rumah ramah lingkungan alam, cukup disambut baik.
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