[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Kim Chung-young] Uiwang City held the '24th Mobile Mayor's Office' at the Community Center on the morning of the 5th, providing an opportunity to directly listen to and communicate with officials from organizations related to infants and children.
The event was attended by approximately 60 officials responsible for infant, child welfare, and education in the local community, including representatives from the Association of Daycare Centers, public daycare centers, community care centers, local children's centers, and child welfare facilities. This provided a communication venue for sharing various opinions and discussing practical alternatives.
The city also provided information on urban development projects and support initiatives for various sectors being promoted, as well as major projects for 2024, which drew significant positive response.
Regarding matters raised at the event, the city plans to conduct periodic reports to verify the handling status and will individually notify petitioners of the results of implementation. The information will also be posted on the city's homepage to be shared with citizens.
Meanwhile, the city plans to continue visiting the Mobile Mayor's Office to the six neighborhood community centers as well as associations and organizations representing various sectors including parents and small business owners, to share difficulties and actively reflect them in municipal policies.
Mayor Kim Sung-je of Uiwang City stated, "Creating an environment where children can grow healthy and safely is our most important task," and added, "I will make every effort to reflect the valuable opinions we heard today in municipal policies and create an environment where Uiwang City's future—our children—can grow up more happily."
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