Park Sang-gil, a member of the Gwangju Nam-gu Council, proposed the establishment of a cultural foundation to strengthen the expertise in cultural heritage management and to develop the tourism industry linked with culture.


Sang-gil Park, Gwangju Nam-gu Council Member, "Nam-gu Should Also Prepare a Cultural Foundation" View original image

On the 9th, during the 294th 1st regular meeting, Councilor Park stated, “Nam-gu possesses 3 nationally designated cultural assets, 28 city-designated cultural assets, and 4 nationally registered cultural assets,” and emphasized, “Systematic management and efficient promotion are necessary for the development of cultural tourism in Nam-gu.”


He added, “Among local governments nationwide, 15 metropolitan and 79 basic local governments have established cultural foundations (corporations), with 23 of these founded since 2020.”


In particular, he pointed out, “Dong-gu, adjacent to our district, is currently promoting the establishment of the ‘Dong-gu Cultural Foundation’ aiming for a launch in July. This demonstrates that financial independence and population size are not limiting factors for establishing a cultural foundation.”



Finally, Councilor Park concluded his 5-minute free speech by saying, “Based on our successful experience introducing 3D stereoscopic content through the Baegun Plaza media wall, establishing a cultural foundation is also a timely mission that requires us to concentrate our administrative capabilities.”


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