1. Seat of Government
The Korean Government finished relocation of 37 executive ministries and organizations in 2014. The number of relocated officials exceeds 13,000.
| Phase | Executive Ministry | Affiliated Organization |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 ~ 2012 |
Office for Government Policy Coordination Prime Minister’s Secretariat |
Tax Tribunal |
| Ministry of Strategy and Finance | Korea Lottery Commission | |
| Korea Fair Trade Commission | - | |
| Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport | National Land Expropriation Commission Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board |
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| Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries | Korean Maritime Safety Tribunal | |
| Ministry of Environment | National Environmental Dispute Resolution Commission | |
| Ministry for Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs | - | |
| National Agency for Administrative City Construction | - | |
| - | Sejong Government Buildings Management Office | |
| Phase 2 ~2013 |
Ministry of Health and Welfare | - |
| Ministry of Employment and Labor | National Labor Relations Commission Minimum Wage Council Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance Appeal Committee |
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| Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs | Board of Patriots and Veterans Entitlement | |
| Ministry of Education | Appeal Commission for Teachers | |
| Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism | Korean Culture and Information Service | |
| Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy | Planning Office of Free Economic Zones Office of Regional Economic Development Korea Trade Commission Korea Electricity Commission |
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| Phase 3 ~2014 |
Ministry of Government Legislation | - |
| Anti-corruption and Civil Rights Commission | - | |
| - | Korea Post | |
| National Tax Service | - | |
| - | Government Broadcasting Service |
2. International Business Hub
This area will be the central business district of the city with cultural abundance. International organizations, businesses and many cultural facilities will be located. The National Library of Sejong, Presidential Archives and Sejong Convention Center are already built and have become the most visited public spaces in the city.
3. Local Administration
Surrounding the new City Hall built in 2015, more local government offices will be located such as the Office of Education, post office, police station, and tax office.
4. University and Research
As 16 national research institutes in the area will increase the city’s research capacity, many top-notch universities home and abroad show interest in having their campus in the city. A cluster of university, industry and research institute will be the center of innovation and creativity.
5. Health Care and Welfare
Citizens and tourists will be able to get access to high-quality medical treatment and welfare services in this area.
6. High Technology Industry
Proximity to Osong Biotechnology Cluster and Daedeok Innopolis make the city an ideal site for knowledge-based businesses.