The 21st Term Democratic Peace Unification Advisory Council Damyang-gun Chapter Launch

The Damyang County Council of the National Unification Advisory Council held the inauguration ceremony for its 21st term at the Damyang County Office's main conference room on the 22nd, officially launching the council.

The event was graced by the presence of Damyang County Governor Lee Byeong-no, Council Chairman Park Hyeong-ju, and 48 advisory committee members.

The inauguration ceremony proceeded in the following order: ▲Chairman’s inaugural address ▲Congratulatory speeches ▲Report on the composition status of the 21st council ▲Presentation of appointment letters to advisory committee members ▲Oath-taking by advisory committee members.

During the subsequent regular meeting, discussions were held on ▲The activity direction of the 21st National Unification Advisory Council ▲Approval of regional council executives ▲Gathering advisory committee members’ opinions on the operation direction of the county council.

In his inaugural address, Chairman Park Hyeong-ju stated, “The National Unification Advisory Council has played a pivotal role as a nationwide unification organization for realizing peaceful unification, leading the unification era so far. The 21st council will also take the lead in uniting the hearts of county residents through fostering an atmosphere of trust and harmony, fulfilling its role for democratic unification.”

Governor Lee Byeong-no expressed, “I hope the 21st National Unification Advisory Council of Damyang County will promote the necessity of unification, create a unification-friendly environment in the region, and play a leading role in peaceful unification of the Korean Peninsula. I look forward to active activities as advisory committee members who unite with the county residents.”

Meanwhile, the 21st National Unification Advisory Council of Damyang County appointed a total of 48 advisory committee members (11 regional representatives and 37 functional representatives).

Composed of 22 new members and 26 reappointed members, organized into five subcommittees, the council plans to continue various activities for two years from September 1, 2023, to August 31, 2025, based on the 21st term’s activity goal of “Preparing for unification based on liberal democracy together with the people.”

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