Kim Dong-yeon: "We will move forward with communication and cooperation with all 31 cities and counties, focusing only on 'people's livelihoods' and 'future'"
[Suwon Ilbo = Reporter Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon shared news of taking the first step toward cooperation by meeting with all 31 mayors and county executives in the province.
Governor Kim Dong-yeon stated through SNS on the 6th, "At the meeting with the 31 city and county mayors and executives of Gyeonggi Province last July, I mentioned that we would establish a 'Policy Cooperation Committee.' Finally, we took that first step today," adding, "Looking only at 'people's livelihoods' and 'future,' we will move forward with communication and cooperation with all 31 cities and counties. We will ensure that Gyeonggi Province's cooperation becomes a model and leads changes throughout the Republic of Korea."
The following is the full text of Governor Kim Dong-yeon's SNS post.
<Joining Hands on Policy Cooperation with All 31 Cities and Counties>
At the meeting with the 31 city and county mayors and executives of Gyeonggi Province last July, I mentioned that we would establish a 'Policy Cooperation Committee.' Finally, we took that first step today.
The situation in the Republic of Korea is difficult. The economic situation is challenging, and the political situation is gloomy as well. In times like these, cooperation that transcends factional divisions and boundaries is more necessary than ever.
People's livelihoods come first! Gyeonggi Province was different.
We united our efforts in policy agreements on the extension of Line 3, joint requests for early construction of the Dong-in Line, expansion of the Gogi Bridge, and resolving semiconductor industrial water issues.
Looking only at 'people's livelihoods' and 'future,' we will move forward with communication and cooperation with all 31 cities and counties. We will ensure that Gyeonggi Province's cooperation becomes a model and leads changes throughout the Republic of Korea.




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