Namyangju Urban Corporation Promotes Eco-Friendly Waterfront Tourism Development in Northeastern Gyeonggi Province

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Namyangju Urban Corporation (hereinafter referred to as the Corporation, President Lee Gye-moon) signed a six-party business agreement on the 27th to 'promote eco-friendly waterfront tourism development projects in northeastern Gyeonggi Province and facilitate mutual cooperation.'

The six participating organizations are △Namyangju Urban Corporation △Gapyeong County Facilities Management Corporation (President Choi Seung-su) △Gwangju Urban Management Corporation (President Choi Chan-yong) △Guri Urban Corporation (President Yu Dong-hyuk) △Yangpyeong Corporation (President Shin Beom-su) △Hanam Urban Corporation (President Choi Chul-gyu).

This agreement is a follow-up measure to the 'Eco-Friendly Waterfront Tourism Development Cooperation Council for Northeastern Gyeonggi Province' established on May 12 by six cities and counties (Namyangju, Gapyeong, Gwangju, Hanam, Guri, and Yangpyeong) including Namyangju City. It includes △proposing regulatory improvements for the discovery and realization of eco-friendly waterfront tourism development projects on the upper Han River (Han River and Bukhan River) △supporting region-based collaborative city and county projects △cooperation on linking facilities and responding to various disasters.

The organization heads who attended the agreement ceremony said, "We thank President Lee Gye-moon for providing an opportunity for us to communicate on the common theme of eco-friendly waterfront tourism development," and added, "Starting from this agreement, as each corporation and organization work together to discuss and cooperate on issues that are difficult to solve independently, it will provide significant support for the promotion of various projects."

President Lee Gye-moon stated, "The upper Han River region in northeastern Gyeonggi Province faces limitations in development utilizing tourism resources due to overlapping regulations. Through this business agreement, we will actively support the cooperative councils of each city and county, and further strengthen organic cooperation systems not only in development projects but also in overall operations including disaster and safety preparedness," and emphasized, "I hope this agreement will become a good opportunity to create tangible results."