Group 1 - The South Korean Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, Kim Jae-soo, emphasized the need to complete the relocation of the Ministry and its affiliated agencies to Busan by the end of the year to enhance growth momentum [1] - The relocation aims to create a competitive economic zone centered around Busan, allowing it to compete equally with the capital region, thus promoting a multi-polar economic structure in South Korea [1] - Busan is being positioned as a frontier for developing the Arctic shipping route, which has emerged due to glacial melting, reducing the travel distance from Busan to the Netherlands to 15,000 kilometers, taking 30 days, which is 10 days shorter than the existing southern route [1] Group 2 - Plans are underway to establish a maritime court in Busan, attract large shipping companies, and create a Southeast Investment Corporation with a capital scale of 30 trillion won to support the relocation of relevant institutions [1]