Mayor Lee Jae-jun of Suwon: "Complete Suwon's Great Transformation Until Citizens Say 'We Are Different'"

Mayor Lee Jae-jun of Suwon said on the 1st, "I will complete Suwon's great transformation through changes in the lives of each and every citizen."

At the 'Ninth Elected Term Suwon Great Transformation Vision Report' held on that day at the Suwon Convention Center, Mayor Lee Jae-jun said, "In the ninth elected term, Suwon will make 'how much citizens' lives have actually changed' the standard for city administration," and added, "Citizens will feel that things have changed when monthly living expenses decrease, small business owners' sales improve, and good jobs are created."

He then presented three specific numbers—'1,049,' '2,700,' and '140'—while stating, "I will concretely transform citizens' lives."

1,049 represents the annual reduction in living expenses (10.49 million won) that a five-member household can achieve by receiving all three major living expense support programs in transportation, education, and healthcare. 2,700 represents the amount of debt repaid by Suwon City in the eighth elected term (270 billion won). 140 represents the number of detailed tasks (140 tasks) that Suwon City will execute and manage in the ninth elected term.

As city administration goals to complete the ninth elected term's vision of 'Completion of Suwon's Great Transformation,' he presented ▲A livelihood-focused city for living stability ▲A co-prosperity city for culture and tourism ▲An advanced science research city.

Mayor Lee Jae-jun said, "I will reduce citizens' living expenses and increase leisure time in their lives," and added, "I will also make people come to Suwon, stay here, spend money in the community, and return again." He further stated, "I will create a structure where research and businesses gather, investments continue, and that growth returns to citizens as good jobs and opportunities."

As working principles for Suwon City, he presented 'listening and communication'—asking citizens and starting policies from citizens' voices—'citizen satisfaction'—measuring results by how much citizens' lives have actually changed—and 'future responsibility'—ensuring that today's choices and investments lead to Suwon's future.

Mayor Lee Jae-jun said, "I will continue to listen to voices from the field and continuously inspect, evaluate, and revise policies," and pledged, "Together with citizens, I will surely complete Suwon's great transformation."