Uljin-gun Holds Meeting to Review Key Issues and Pledges of the 8th Elected Administration

On April 5, Uljin-gun, Gyeongbuk Province, held a meeting to review major pending issues and campaign promises of the 8th local government at the county office's medium conference room, attended by the deputy governor, directors, heads of departments and offices responsible for pending issues and campaign promises, and team leaders.

Uljin County held a meeting to review the major issues and campaign promises of the 8th local government term in April.

Presided over by the county governor, this meeting focused on three major projects: ▲ Establishment of a core nuclear power project development complex ▲ Attraction of a regionally specialized university ▲ Measures to promote the scaling and clustering of field farming. The meeting reviewed the implementation status, problems, and future countermeasures, and sought efficient promotion plans through mutual consultation and communication for projects requiring interdepartmental cooperation.

Governor Son Byeong-bok emphasized that “the establishment of the core nuclear power project development complex should utilize experts in the field and formulate countermeasures after understanding the central government’s policy directions and information; the attraction of a regionally specialized university requires thorough discussions on the conditions desired by the university and the requirements of Uljin-gun; and regarding measures to promote the scaling and clustering of field farming, if the project has clear objectives and effects, residents’ participation can lead to increased income and improved quality of life.” He added, “Public officials must work with a sense of mission, which will earn respect from the residents and also enhance the pride of the officials themselves.”

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