Kim Seong-je Uiwang Mayor: "Complete the Most Livable City in the Nation by 2030"

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Yu Je-sung] Mayor Kim Seong-je held the 12th Uiwang Mayor Inauguration Ceremony in the City Hall Conference Room on July 1st, marking the start of the 9th elected term.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by approximately 300 people, including City Council Chairman Seo Chang-su, National Assembly Member Lee So-young, provincial and city council members, heads of related agencies, civic organization leaders, religious representatives, local journalists, and citizens, who joined in celebrating the launch of the 9th elected term.

The event proceeded with congratulatory performances before the ceremony, followed by Mayor Kim Seong-je's oath of office and inaugural address.

In his inaugural address, Mayor Kim presented the following seven policy visions for the 9th elected term: △Successful completion of large-scale urban development projects △Establishment of advanced self-sufficient city foundation through business attraction and job creation △Systematic construction of metropolitan transportation system △Creation of high-quality education and childcare environment △Development of a vibrant city where youth dream and settle △Creation of a culture, sports, and welfare city where citizens are happy △Creation of a healthy and safe urban environment for citizens. He also shared the policy implementation roadmap to realize these goals with residents.

Mayor Kim Seong-je stated, "The next four years are a critical period to elevate Uiwang's status to the next level," and expressed his determination: "I will responsibly realize the future vision and policies I promised to our citizens and will definitely complete Uiwang, a premium city that is the most livable in the nation by 2030."

Meanwhile, Mayor Kim Seong-je officially commenced the 9th elected term administration starting with the inauguration ceremony. Based on the administrative capacity developed from leading the 5th, 6th, and 8th term administrations, he plans to ensure stable progress of major pending projects and create tangible changes felt by citizens.