On the 8th, Pohang City in Gyeongbuk held the ‘8th Civil Communication and Empathy Day’ event at Yeonil-eup Administrative Welfare Center.


About 120 people attended the event, including Mayor Lee Kang-deok of Pohang, city council members, local organization leaders, and residents.


During the event, policy briefings on development strategies and sustainable growth in key focus areas of Pohang City, such as ‘secondary batteries, hydrogen fuel cells, and bio-health,’ were presented, followed by a resident communication meeting chaired by Mayor Lee Kang-deok.


At the meeting, attendees directly heard voices from the field regarding major local projects and issues of interest to the residents, such as the Taekjeoncheon small stream construction and the creation of a trail around Daljeon Reservoir, and had time to communicate various opinions.

Mayor Lee Gang-deok of Pohang is communicating with citizens at the '8th Term Civil Communication and Empathy Day'.

Mayor Lee Gang-deok of Pohang is communicating with citizens at the '8th Term Civil Communication and Empathy Day'.

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Mayor Lee Kang-deok said, “We will actively reflect the valuable opinions you have proposed for building a greater and advancing Yeonil in city administration, and I will work together with the staff to carefully consider and do our best.”


He added, “Our city is now moving beyond steel-based national development to battery-based and bio-based national development on a new journey,” and continued, “Following the designation of the secondary battery national advanced strategic industry specialized complex and the passing of the preliminary feasibility study for the hydrogen fuel cell cluster construction project, we will establish a ‘research-oriented medical school’ to leap onto the world stage.”



Since last September, Pohang City has been holding resident communication events by visiting Yeonil-eup following Guryongpo-eup and Heunghae-eup, listening to the voices of citizens, and plans to continue these communication opportunities to actively reflect residents’ opinions in city administration.


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