Minbu Policy Research Institute Busan Branch "Restarting 'Minseong Haengbo' with Kim Du-gwan"

The Busan branch of the Minbu Policy Research Institute, a non-profit organization, has resumed its grassroots activities to communicate with the citizens of Yangsan.

On the 14th, the Busan branch of Minbu announced that on the 8th, its committee members visited the regional office of National Assembly member Kim Doo-kwan (Gyeongnam Yangsan-eul) to hold a monthly meeting, spending time communicating with and serving local residents.

On that day, Jo Young-jin, head of the Busan branch of Minbu, and about 20 members held the monthly meeting in Yangsan, then walked along the nearby Hoeyagang Riverside Trail to listen to residents' complaints and engage in communication. They conducted a "plogging" event, combining picking up trash with walking and jogging.

Members of the Busan branch of the Minbu Policy Research Institute are taking a group commemorative photo after the 'jogging while picking up trash' event.

The Busan branch of Minbu has been active every year in various areas such as policy development and proposals on local issues, communication with residents, and various volunteer activities.

Although face-to-face activities were restricted due to COVID-19, with the easing of quarantine measures, they held a joint monthly meeting by visiting the office of National Assembly member Kim Doo-kwan in nearby Yangsan.

On this day, Jo Young-jin, head of the Busan branch of Minbu, said, “We must uphold the values pursued by the institute and truly be with and communicate with the people, but it has been regrettable that we could not carry out projects with residents until now. We will devote our efforts to restarting grassroots activities together with National Assembly member Kim Doo-kwan.”

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