Kim Dong-yeon Restarts 'Dal Dal Bus'... "Keywords are Focus, Speed, and Tangible Results"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Kim Gap-dong] Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Dong-yeon held a send-off ceremony for the second on-site tour for people's economy at Gyeonggi Convergence Town in Gwanggyo on the 24th and restarted the 'Dal Dal Bus.'

Governor Kim said, "After completing the first Dal Dal Bus over five months starting in August of last year, I will begin the second Dal Dal Bus starting tomorrow. If the keyword for the first Dal Dal Bus was listening, communication, and resolution, this time it is focus, speed, and tangible results. I will concentrate on pending issues facing Gyeonggi Province, handle them with speed, and bring about changes that residents can tangibly experience."

Governor Kim continued, "I will run the Dal Dal Bus hard with six themes including housing, semiconductors, living infrastructure, labor, climate, and care. The new motto for Gyeonggi Province is 'Plus in My Life.' I will resolve issues such as reducing living expenses, narrowing gaps, and job creation to change the lives and livelihood of our residents."

Regarding the selection of 'housing' as the first theme, he emphasized, "The Lee Jae-myung administration is making concentrated efforts to resolve real estate issues. As the nation's No. 1 partner and a responsible party resolving on-site issues, Gyeonggi Province will step forward to directly assist in solving the real estate problems that the central government is prioritizing."

This on-site tour for people's economy will run from the 25th, starting in Namyangju, through April 3rd. Under the slogan "We keep running until change comes," the province plans to present effective solutions to economic and people's livelihood issues.

Governor Kim Dong-yeon plans to ride the 'Dal Dal Bus' to visit major policy sites and areas with pending local issues, communicating with residents through various methods including town hall meetings, National Assembly forums, and resident meetings, and discussing implementation plans.

Through this, the province will present actionable solutions such as institutional improvements, budget linkage, and inter-agency cooperation, and pursue continuous customized support and management for civil complaints and suggestions received on-site.

The first visit theme is 'housing welfare.' On the 25th, Governor Kim Dong-yeon plans to hold a resident meeting at Gyeonggi Unity in Dasan-dong, Namyangju, announce the vision for Gyeonggi Province-type public housing and aging new towns and downtown areas, and visit the Toe-gyewon redevelopment project site.

The second visit will take place two days later on the 27th in Yongin City. The schedule will focus on 'semiconductors,' with the hosting of a 'K-Semiconductor Mega Cluster Win-Win Town Hall Meeting' at Dankook University.