Goseong-gun Visits Congressman Jeong Jeom-sik's Office... Full Effort to Secure Next Year's National Budget
Goseong-gun, Gyeongnam Province, has launched an all-out effort to secure next year's national budget ahead of the National Assembly's budget review.
View original image[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Song Jong-gu] Goseong-gun, Gyeongnam Province, has launched an all-out effort to resolve major local issues and secure national funding for next year ahead of the National Assembly budget review.
On the 31st, Goseong-gun officials, including Kim Kyung-sook, Director of the Culture and Environment Bureau, held a meeting at the office of National Assembly member Jeong Jeom-sik in Yeouido, Seoul, to report on major national funding projects and Goseong-gun’s local issues for 2023, and actively explained the necessity of securing national funds to reflect them in the 2023 government budget review.
Goseong-gun explained major projects such as ▲Construction of a Marine Healing Center (6 billion KRW) ▲Madong District Multipurpose Rural Water Development Project (10 billion KRW) ▲Improvement Project for Donghae Jangjwa to Yangchon (National Road No. 77) (8 billion KRW) ▲Expansion and Paving Project for Goseong to Tongyeong (National Road No. 77) (27.9 billion KRW), and requested national funding support.
They also reported on the progress of Goseong-gun’s local issues linked to the National Assembly member’s campaign pledges (21 pledges, 29 detailed projects) and requested continuous interest by proposing ▲Change in construction method for the Southern Inland Railway ▲Adjustment of matching ratio for provincial subsidy projects to ensure smooth project implementation.
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Jang Chan-ho, Director of Planning and Audit, said, “We will actively strive to secure as much national funding as possible by frequently meeting with central government departments and National Assembly officials until December 2, when the 2023 government budget is finalized.”
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