Purpose of KMI2

Korean Migrant Investment and Innovation (KMI2)

International Koreans

Korean Expat Nation

There are many Koreans living abroad within the various counties of the world. It is amazing that the entire population of Koreans living abroad (as of 2019) was 7.4 million (which is greater than the entire population of the modern-day nation of Israel). See the link Koreans in Diaspora for more details.

This significant population of Korean expats can be compared to having a “Korean nation” that exists outside of the country of South Korea.

Unified Korean Purpose Abroad

These Koreans living abroad bring prosperity wherever they go by creating business enterprises and developing economy in numerous nations of their residence. The wealth creation that Koreans spawn abroad by running their own individual business enterprises is large and is a significant factor in developing the economies of the nations of their residence. However, if we can bring a large group of millions of Koreans working together under an unified manufacturing and business system, then the economic output of these expat Koreans would be multiplied many times over.

It is for this reason that we want to harness the ingenuity and creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit of these Korean pioneers. We would like to train and recruit Koreans through KMI2 and develop the human resources (personnel) we need to build new civilizations abroad and expand into all of the various remote regions of the earth!

Koreans in Diaspora

My wife and I have traveled extensively internationally to many nations and we were surprised that we found Koreans in almost every place that we went. When we were in the States (waiting for the processing of my Korean wife’s US citizenship) we lived in a remote town in northwestern Colorado. Much to our surprise we even found Koreans living in that town who operated a hotel business there! Some of the best people we have met in the United States were Korean migrants who started business enterprises and who create economy wherever they go. These Koreans are clever and hard-working and industrious and follow Judeo/Christian culture (which is the key to their success).

The Land Factor

Land plays a big role in economic development because upon land humans build homes and schools and factories. Land is also needed for agriculture and food production. If a country has limited land space then they will also have limited economic opportunities for their citizens. This is the current situation in South Korea because they lost half of their land during the Korean War. Also much of the land in South Korea is covered by mountains thus reducing the useable land area even more. This plays a significant role in the reason why so many Koreans are going abroad looking for better opportunities.

Korean Migrant Investment and Innovation (KMI2)

In is for this reason that we want to create a new living system which also contains an unified economic system which is self-sufficient and capable of operating within any environment found on earth. We want to harness the creativity and ingenuity and industrious character of South Koreans in building this new living system. See the link “Korean Manufacturing” for more details.

Win/Win Situation

This proposed project would be a win/win situation for both the Koreans going abroad as well as for the nations that host these Korean expats. The fact of the matter is that wealth is created by humans and nations which lack people have no remaining prospects for future expansion whatsoever!