Political sources report that meetings related to South Korea's first project report to the National Assembly on September 17 under its $350 billion investment plan have been postponed. South Korea's Ministry of Industry has applied to two congressional committees to postpone this closed-door briefing on the first US investment project and its details. This delay may delay the signing of the relevant agreement between South Korea and the US and the official announcement of the project. The original plan was to announce the relevant information as early as September 18. According to reports, South Korea and the US have differences over South Korea's participation in the Alaska LNG project and distribution of profits through the overall investment carrier.

Political sources report that meetings related to South Korea's first project report to the National Assembly on September 17 under its $350 billion investment plan have been postponed. South Korea's Ministry of Industry has applied to two congressional committees to postpone this closed-door briefing on the first US investment project and its details. This delay may delay the signing of the relevant agreement between South Korea and the US and the official announcement of the project. The original plan was to announce the relevant information as early as September 18. According to reports, South Korea and the US have differences over South Korea's participation in the Alaska LNG project and distribution of profits through the overall investment carrier.