Uiwang City Concludes "2025 Dialogue with Community Leaders" Communication Administration

[Suwon Ilbo=Park Chan-hyuk] On the 21st, Uiwang City held a "Dialogue with Community Leaders" at the city hall main conference room, creating a time for communication for the development of Uiwang City.

The event was attended by approximately 50 leaders of major organizations who volunteer for the development of Uiwang City and lead the local community. The city shared the direction of city administration for 2025 and listened to diverse opinions from the participants.

At the meeting, the city explained major projects for this year, including △ the Wirye-Gwacheon Line Uiwang extension reflected in the 5th National Railroad Network Construction Plan △ construction of the Uiwang Future Education Center △ construction of the Bugok Community Center, and requested active interest and cooperation from the leaders.

During the subsequent dialogue with community leaders, various suggestions were made, including △ swift promotion of land compensation and development projects in Chopyeong-dong related to the third new city △ changing bus stop names to historical unique place names and requests to install bus stop booths △ active participation in the signature campaign for the Wirye-Gwacheon Line Uiwang Station extension (organized by the Uiwang City Residents' Autonomous Committee Council).

Son Seong-gi, Chairman (representative of the Uiwang City East Community Welfare Council) who participated in the event, said, "Through explanations on overall city administration including urban development projects promoted by the city, various support projects for different sectors of civil society, and major priority projects for 2025, I was able to resolve several questions," and added, "It was a meaningful time to communicate Uiwang City's good policies to our members."

Mayor Kim Sung-je stated, "This year as well, I will pursue communication-oriented administration that actively reflects citizens' opinions centered on the field in managing city administration," and added, "I ask for continued support from community leaders so that our city can establish itself as a premium self-sufficient city in a blessed natural environment and the most livable city in the nation."