Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor-elect of Gwangjin District, Inaugurates Transition Committee

Opening Ceremony of the Office for the 8th Term Gwangjin District Mayor Transition Committee and Appointment Ceremony of Transition Committee Members... Held on the 10th at 10 AM on the 6th Floor of the Kiwoom Hall, Gwangjin Economic Hub Center

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] The transition committee of Kim Kyung-ho, the elected mayor of Gwangjin-gu in the 8th local election, officially launched with an opening ceremony held at 10 a.m. on the 10th at the 6th floor of the Kiwoom Hall in the Gwangjin Economic Hub Center.
The official launch event included the unveiling ceremony of the transition committee plaque, the awarding of appointment letters to committee members, and a greeting speech by the mayor-elect.

The chairperson of the transition committee is Professor Kim Jin-su of Konkuk University Graduate School of Public Administration, and the vice-chairperson appointed is Kim Bun-ran, former director of the Urban Management Bureau of Gwangjin-gu.

Additionally, the committee is composed of 12 members from various fields, and a separate advisory committee of 18 members has been established to gather diverse opinions from residents.

The transition committee operates through two divisions for comprehensive review of district administration: ▲Welfare, Environment, Urban, and Construction ▲Administration, Education, Culture, and Employment.

Starting with this opening ceremony, the committee will continue thorough preparations for the 8th local government term before the inauguration ceremony on July 1, including departmental work report meetings to hear key tasks from bureau and office heads, report meetings to specify campaign promises, and major site visits.

Going forward, the transition committee will undertake preparatory tasks such as ▲promptly understanding the current status of district organization, functions, budget, and major issues ▲setting policy directions including the 8th local government slogan and campaign promises ▲and other necessary preparations for the mayoral transition.

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