There are 25,000 Sri Lankan workers employed in Korea and by the end of this year it will be increased to 32,000, she said.The new Korean Ambassador, who called on Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena at the Temple Trees last week said her country would work on few new development projects in Sri Lanka in addition to early completion of the ongoing projects.The Prime Minister urged her to look into the possibility of recruiting Sri Lankans under the seasonal agricultural workers scheme too and the Ambassador assured that her Government would consider the request.The Prime Minister urged her to take effective steps to resume some of the ongoing infrastructure development projects that were halted due to economic crisis and the issue of debt restructuring.The Ambassador agreed to consider the request made by the Prime Minister to assist projects on water treatment, sanitation, sewage disposal systems and dry zone agriculture.