Gov. Lee Jae-myung: "Small changes are important... must take proactive administrative approach"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jang Gyeong-hee] Gov. Lee Jae-myung of Gyeonggi Province emphasized the importance of "small changes" at an executive meeting held at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government building on the morning of the 19th, calling on officials to take a proactive and active approach to administration.

Gov. Lee stated, "Real change begins from small places," and added, "Although there are challenges that require significant effort and dedication, we must create many small changes to produce larger transformations." He continued, "What administration can do is to accomplish many small and easy things quickly. To achieve this, sincerity, integrity, and passion are necessary."

He explained, "Administration can do anything within the scope that is not prohibited by law as long as it serves the public interest. The conclusion differs greatly depending on whether you think in terms of what cannot be done or what can be done."

Gov. Lee emphasized, "If you try to approach things with the mindset of what can be done, you can accomplish almost anything. I urge you to handle your duties proactively and actively."

Meanwhile, the meeting discussed major provincial issues including ▲environmental maintenance of Yeonin Mountain Provincial Park ▲comprehensive inspection of Chuseok specialty foods ▲expansion of organic agricultural products for military meals in border areas.