Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education Holds 'Community Revitalization Flower Sharing Event'

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education (Superintendent Jang Huiguk) announced on the 17th that it held a ‘Community Revitalization Flower Sharing Event’ targeting about 1,000 visitors and staff at the Office of Education together with NH Nonghyup Gwangju Headquarters.

This event was promoted as part of efforts to restore the local community, which has been weakened due to COVID-19.

The event was attended by Oh Seunghyun, Deputy Superintendent of Gwangju Office of Education; Lee Jaenam, Director of Policy Bureau; Yang Jeonggi, Director of Education Bureau; Hong Yangchun, Director of Administration Bureau; Kang Hyeonggu, Regional Headquarters Director of Nonghyup Gwangju Headquarters; and Choi Young, Sales Headquarters Director.

The Office of Education and Nonghyup not only handed out 500 flowers and 25 flower baskets one by one to employees working at the Office of Education but also to visitors, delivery workers bringing packages to the Office, students, and parents, offering encouragement.

On the 16th, the Office of Education announced the ‘Plan to Revitalize the Local Community Weakened by COVID-19’ targeting all departments at the main office, all affiliated institutions of the Office of Education, and the Eastern and Western Education Support Offices, which include kindergartens, elementary, middle, and high schools.

Accordingly, they are engaging in activities such as using external restaurants, traditional markets, public transportation, and group blood donations. On employees’ birthdays, congratulatory flower bouquets are given, and on the 24th and 25th, about 1,200 flowers will be delivered to newly appointed and promoted public officials.

Hong Yangchun, Director of Administration Bureau at Gwangju Office of Education, said, “The Office of Education is doing its best to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and we will take the lead in reducing citizens’ anxiety and confusion while revitalizing the local community.”

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