VLADIVOSTOK (Far East), June 23 (RIA Novosti, Nikolai Ilyukhov) - Russia's presidential envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District, Konstantin Pulikovsky, has offered a package of investment projects to Kim Dae Ho, the governor of South Korea's industrial province, Kyongsang-namdo.
A spokesman for Pulikovsky said the investment projects to develop the Far East's economy were important for the entire country.
Pulikovsky advised South Korean businessmen to invest in a local coal, and iron ore deposits, and an oil and gas condensate field in Yakutia.
The projects include plans to develop Vladivostok airport and open a new international terminal there. Two projects concern the economy of the Khabarovsk territory (the biggest financial and transport center in the Far East), including the construction of a bridge across the River Amur and the opening of a pulp and paper plant in the town Amursk.
Other investment projects involve building a mining and steel plant in the Amursk region, and using multi-purpose metal melting equipment for processing operations that do not produce any waste at a titan-magnetite deposit in Kamchatka.
