Lee Cheol-woo, Governor of Gyeongbuk Province, Donates 10 Million Won Salary... P&T D and M-Tech Join Donation Campaign with 50 Million Won Each

Expansion of the Provincial Residents' Neighborly Love and Happiness Sharing Campaign

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Dong-wook] On the 27th, Lee Cheol-woo, Governor of Gyeongbuk Province, donated his entire January salary of 10 million won as a contribution to the 'Provincial Citizens' Love and Happiness Sharing' fund to the Gyeongbuk Community Chest of Korea to promote the culture of giving in the region.

Local business leaders Park Jong-han, CEO of P&TD Co., Ltd. (a subsidiary of Welkips), and Kim Moo-young, CEO of M-Tech Co., Ltd., also each donated 50 million won to the Gyeongbuk Community Chest of Korea, joining the donation culture expansion campaign initiated by Governor Lee Cheol-woo.

'Provincial Citizens' Love and Happiness Sharing' is a voluntary donation campaign promoted by Gyeongbuk Province as part of the Gyeongbuk-style livelihood recovery measures to spread the culture of giving.

These donations are collected in the 'Hometown Love Gyeongbuk Love Sharing Movement' account of the Gyeongbuk Community Chest of Korea and will be used to support low-income and vulnerable groups. Gyeongbuk Province plans to lead voluntary participation starting with provincial government officials and gradually expand it to cities, counties, private organizations, and local businesses across society.

P&TD Co., Ltd., located in the Gaeun Industrial Complex in Mungyeong, which boasts the number one domestic market share for masks, was recognized as a good company last year when it proposed to the government a temporary 100% public supply during the nationwide mask shortage caused by COVID-19.

M-Tech Co., Ltd., located in Gumi, is a secondary supplier that applies UV coating surface treatment to mobile phone inner and outer cases and supplies them to Samsung Electronics.

Governor Lee Cheol-woo expressed his gratitude, saying, "P&TD and M-Tech are companies that have always taken the lead in investing heavily in the region, creating jobs, and helping the local community."

Meanwhile, on the 26th, Gyeongbuk Province announced the 'Gyeongbuk-style Livelihood Energy Revitalization Comprehensive Measures,' which includes the early allocation of a budget of 1.0761 trillion won for 53 projects this year, while forming a special headquarters for livelihood recovery with the governor as the head.

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