Jeonbuk Police Agency Meets Jeonbuk Veterans Organization Branch Heads, Pledges "We Will Not Forget the Spirit of Sacrifice"
[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Gominhyung] Jeonbuk Police Chief (Chief Superintendent Jo Yongsik) hosted a luncheon meeting on the 10th by inviting heads of Jeonbuk veterans' organizations in celebration of the Month of Patriots and Veterans.
This meeting was organized to express gratitude to the heads of veterans' organizations who sacrificed for the country and worked for the development of the nation and local communities.
At the event, heads of nine organizations, including Lee Eesan, head of the Jeonbuk branch of the Special Mission Merit Association, attended and had a communication session with Chief Jo Yongsik of Jeonbuk Police, sharing difficulties and suggestions.
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Chief Jo Yongsik of Jeonbuk Police stated, "The Republic of Korea as it is today was made possible by the noble spirit of sacrifice of national merit recipients and veterans' families who devoted themselves to the nation and the people," adding, "We will do our best to support and make every effort in areas where the police can assist so that national merit recipients and veterans' families can feel honored and proud."
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