Governor Kim Moon-soo: "I Will Take Administration to the Field with Hope"

Governor Kim Moon-soo, marking his 100th day in office, said that "administration should become a source of hope for those in difficult circumstances."

Gyeonggi Province Governor Kim Moon-soo visited 'Cheongsan Village,' a settlement for Hansen's disease patients in Yeoncheon County, Gyeonggi Province on the 7th to mark his 100th day in office (the 8th), and encouraged the residents.

Through a statement on his 100th day in office, Governor Kim said, "To repay the gratitude of the provincial citizens who chose me, I will make direct visits to the field to listen to their opinions and make every effort to reflect them in administration."

He continued, "Administration should be a source of hope for those in difficult circumstances," and added, "Administration is about bridging gaps and disparities by visiting the field," emphasizing the importance of field-based administration.

Meanwhile, Governor Kim spoke with residents of Cheongsan Village and toured the area. In the afternoon, he boarded the 'Citizens' Visiting Bus' at Deokjeong Station in Yangju City to meet directly with citizens and toured the Deokjeong five-day market and other areas while listening to the stories of provincial citizens.

Governor Kim has so far emphasized "from a lower place, with greater passion" and stressed grassroots administration and field-based administration, and this visit to 'Cheongsan Village' is interpreted as part of these efforts.