Elders from the Wonju region gathered together to gather wisdom on regional development.
On the 17th, Wonju City held a meeting at City Hall by inviting Mayor Won Kang-soo and other city officials and 47 citizens from various fields. The meeting was attended by Kim Ki-seon, former member of the National Assembly, chairman of the Gangwon Credit Guarantee Foundation, Lee Chang-bok, chairman of the National Council for Reconciliation and Cooperation, former head of the Korea Scout Federation Ham Jong-han, former Wonju Mayor Han Sang-cheol, Kim Jong-han (former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff), chairman of Daesung Academy, and former Hwacheon County Governor Park Su-won. , Lee Moon-hee and Park Bong-lim, former Wonju city councilors Park Dae-am, Hwang Bo-gyeong, Chae Byung-doo and Lee Yeong-chul, Choi Ok-joo and Park Do-sik, former Wonju city council members attended.
Also, Kangwon Ilbo auditor Son Jong-jin, Wonju Chamber of Commerce and Industry Honorary Chairman Lee Hae-kyu, Kim Hyo-yeol, National Hyanggyo Association President Park Jeong-won, Park Geun-yeol, former Dosae Village Chairman Kim Geun-yeol, International Rotary Gangwon District Governor Sung Seok-hwan, Lee Young-hae former Dobadminton Association President, Yun Hyeong-ro Wonju Medical Center Former and current local figures, such as the first director of Gigi Techno Valley, attended the event.
Sangji University Emeritus Professor Song Jeong-bu, who served as the Provincial Social Welfare Community Chest Chairperson, suggested, “Efforts to change the image of a military city, as well as establishing visions and development plans for each field and year, and publicizing them to the public are necessary.”
The elders explained controversial issues in the region, such as the demolition of the Academy Theater, the prosecution of the legal culture city, and the closure of the Wonju Life Cooperation Education Center, and asked for continuity of work toward the future vision of Wonju, not political logic.
Won Kang-soo, Mayor of Wonju City, said, “I thank you along with 360,000 citizens for the passion and dedication that made today’s proud Wonju.” The city also decided to consider a plan to regularize elder meetings.
◇Wonju Citizens’ Meeting was held at Wonju City Hall on the 17th to mark the first anniversary of the 8th civil election, with Wonju Mayor Won Kang-soo and 47 seniors in attendance. ◇Wonju Citizens’ Meeting was held at Wonju City Hall on the 17th to mark the first anniversary of the 8th civil election, with Wonju Mayor Won Kang-soo and 47 seniors in attendance. ◇Wonju Citizens’ Meeting was held at Wonju City Hall on the 17th to mark the first anniversary of the 8th civil election, with Wonju Mayor Won Kang-soo and 47 seniors in attendance.
2023-07-17 20:27:39
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