Gwangyang Bay Area Free Economic Zone Authority

The symbol mark signifies the free economic zones that Korea is known for and it demonstrates the geographic characteristics unique to the GFEZ. The wave and dynamic life form shown on the upper part of the logo symbolize a marine city and a liberal FEZ, while the red circle on the upper part represents the dynamism of the Gwangyang Bay area, which is expected to rise as a global economic zone.

The symbol mark of GFEZ Authority expresses its will and resolve to develop the Gwangyang Bay area as a global free economic zone through the liberal movement of human resources and logistics.

Padori is the mascot of GFEZ Authority that is known for its adorable and dynamic appearance. The wavy hair perfectly captures the dynamism of the area and implies that GFEZ has infinite potential, while symbolizing the great future of GFEZ, which is achieving rapid growth and advancement. The star shown on his chest represents the resolve of GFEZ Authority to turn the area into one of the world’s best coastal economic cities. The basic color of the mascot is blue, which symbolizes “global standard service.”

Among the “Gwangyang Friends,” the blue man represents the members of the organization of GFEZ Authority as well as the local residents and symbolizes the excellent infrastructure provided in GFEZ. The green man, on the other hand, represents the countless users who freely engage in economic activities in GFEZ. Through various partnerships, the users can lead their respective businesses toward success, which is represented by the orange star, a visualization of the intent to develop GFEZ into a global FEZ.