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Suwon Mayor Lee Jae-jun: "As Scouts, Engage and Explore, and Savor Suwon to the Fullest"

Delivers Remarks to Jamboree Participants Viewing Korean Traditional Music Performance
Suwon Special City Mayor Lee Jae-jun (fourth from left) takes a commemorative photo with delegations from various countries attending the Jamboree. (Photo=Suwon City)
Suwon Special City Mayor Lee Jae-jun (fourth from left) takes a commemorative photo with delegations from various countries attending the Jamboree. (Photo=Suwon City)

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Jung Jun-sung] Suwon Special City Mayor Lee Jae-jun said, "As scouts, engage and explore, and savor Suwon to the fullest."

On the 10th at the Grand Theater of Gyeonggi Arts Center, the mayor met with Jamboree participants viewing a Korean traditional music performance and delivered these remarks, stating, "Though our meeting with Suwon was by chance, Suwon City will do its utmost to ensure Suwon remains a cherished memory for a lifetime."

He added, "I hope you will enjoy today's performance and that we will have the opportunity to meet again with you in Suwon in the future."

Approximately 1,300 Jamboree participants staying in Suwon attended the performance. During the performance, the Gyeonggi Sinawi Orchestra presented traditional music including Sujecheon, Ajang Sanjo, Ariarari, and Pangutt to the participants, and showcased traditional orchestral melodies such as Sanyuha and Chucheonsai, Pyeonsudaeyeop and Byeolbich Ararae, Under the Waterfall, and Sinbat Nori.

Mayor Lee Jae-jun also presented souvenir models of the Jangan Gate of Suwon Hwaseong, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to delegations from various countries staying in Suwon.

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