Kim Kyung-ho, Mayor-elect of Gwangjin-gu, Operates 'Kyung-ho's Communication Room' Website

Gwangjin District Mayor-Elect Kim Kyung-ho Transition Team Operates Public Opinion Collection Website... Access via 'Communicate with Kyung-ho' Site, Any Resident Can Submit Opinions

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] The transition committee for Kim Kyung-ho, the mayor-elect of Gwangjin District in the 8th local government term (Chairman Kim Jin-su), is operating the ‘Kyung-ho’s Communication Room’ to listen to the opinions of district residents.

‘Kyung-ho’s Communication Room’ was established to collect various opinions from residents about their hopes for the 8th local government term through an online channel and to reflect them in the overall district administration.

This is the first step to realize Mayor-elect Kim Kyung-ho’s aspiration to “pursue development and coexistence through communication.”

Residents can access ‘Kyung-ho’s Communication Room’ by entering the domain address or by searching ‘Communicate with Kyung-ho’ on a portal site.

Upon access, a window appears where users can immediately enter ‘What you hope for the mayor-elect,’ and anyone can freely write their opinions on ▲hopes for the 8th local government term in Gwangjin District ▲suggestions for district administration vision and slogan ▲proposals for daily inconveniences, etc.

The various opinions received through ‘Kyung-ho’s Communication Room’ will be reviewed with the relevant departments after the inauguration and actively reflected in policies.

Mayor-elect Kim Kyung-ho of Gwangjin District said, “I will listen carefully even to the smallest voices and pay attention to unheard voices,” adding, “Both Gwangjin District and the transition committee will do their best to actively reflect the large and small voices of residents gathered on the online homepage in the 8th local government administration.”

Meanwhile, Mayor-elect Kim Kyung-ho will begin the 8th local government term’s official duties by holding a memorial visit at the National Seoul National Cemetery at 8 a.m. on July 1, followed by an inauguration ceremony at 3 p.m. at the Naru Art Center in Gwangjin Culture and Arts Center.

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