Gyeongnam Provincial Council Opens Exhibition Hall to Commemorate 30th Anniversary of Local Autonomy Restoration

With the Opening of the Exhibition Hall, "A Glance at the History of Local Councils"

On the 13th, the Gyeongnam Provincial Council held a ceremony to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the revival of local autonomy and to open the promotional center.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Saeyan] The Gyeongnam Provincial Council's promotional hall commemorating the 30th anniversary of the revival of local autonomy opened on the 13th.

On this day, the Gyeongnam Provincial Council held an opening ceremony for the promotional hall in the first-floor lobby of the council building, attended by Chairman Kim Hayong, Governor Kim Kyungsoo, Superintendent of Education Park Jonghun, Chairman of the Council Members Association Jeong Susang, as well as about 30 current and former chairpersons and council members.

The council established the promotional hall to actively inform the public about its legislative activities and to provide residents visiting the council with an overview of the council’s functions, roles, and legislative activities.

The promotional hall is an open space utilizing a 419㎡ wall area in the first-floor lobby of the council building.

Residents can freely view the digital promotional space that uses information and communication technologies such as graphic panels and digital video equipment.

It consists of the "Window of History," which contains the history and chronology of the council from the inaugural assembly in 1952, a photo zone, the "Window of Communication" where visitors can write messages to the council, the Legislative Archives displaying council relics and souvenirs, the Legislative Status section where visitors can watch committee status and meeting videos, and a promotional video screening corner.

Additionally, there is a section called "Meet Your Local Workers," which includes introduction videos allowing residents to meet their local district council members and various other content.

Chairman Kim Hayong said, "At the promotional hall, you can see at a glance the history the council has passed through and the passionate legislative activities of the council members," adding, "By providing a space where the roles, functions, and legislative activities of the council can be experienced, I hope it becomes a communication hub that brings us closer to the residents."

The council is currently not accepting visitor applications to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but plans to accept tour applications once the situation improves.

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