Mokpo Women's Association and Women-Friendly City Citizen Participation Group Launch Fair Price Campaign

About 50 Members of the Women's Association Participate in the Area Around Pyeonghwa Square

On the 13th, over 50 members of the Mokpo Women’s Association and the Women-Friendly City Citizen Participation Group carried out a fair pricing campaign around Peace Plaza.

According to the association on the 14th, the campaign was conducted in preparation for welcoming visitors, as many tourists are expected to visit the city ahead of major events such as the National (Disabled) Sports Festival, Mokpo Literature Expo, and Mokpo Harbor Festival.

The Mokpo Women's Association Council and the Women-Friendly City Citizen Participation Group are conducting a Fair Price Campaign at Peace Square.
[Photo by Mokpo City]

The Women’s Association members and the citizen participation group conducted promotional activities targeting businesses and citizens around Peace Plaza, promoting the fair pricing campaign to eradicate overcharging, providing information on major events including the National (Disabled) Sports Festival, and raising awareness for Mokpo’s designation as a Women-Friendly City.

Lee Myung-soon, president of the Women’s Association, stated, “I feel proud that we could contribute even a little to making Mokpo a city that many tourists will revisit by welcoming visitors during the National (Disabled) Sports Festival period with fair prices and friendly smiles.”

Seol Soon-ja, leader of the Women-Friendly City Citizen Participation Group, said, “We ask for citizens’ strong support so that our city can be designated as a Women-Friendly City, especially by raising public interest through information on major events such as the National Sports Festival.”

Meanwhile, the Women’s Association was founded in 1979 and has been engaged in various activities such as cleanliness campaigns, welcoming holiday travelers, and creating a hopeful Mokpo. The Women-Friendly City Citizen Participation Group held its inaugural ceremony in April this year and is carrying out various policy proposals and monitoring activities reflecting women-friendly and gender equality perspectives.

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