Uljin-gun, "Let's Build Local Public Education Development Together!" Education Development Zone Idea Contest

Collecting Residents' Opinions on County Office Website Until January 31

Uljin-gun, Gyeongbuk Province, is conducting the "Education Development Special Zone Citizen Idea Contest" until the 31st.

Uljin County Office.

This contest was prepared to gather opinions from various sectors for effective operation of the special zone following the Ministry of Education's pilot area application and designation of the Education Development Special Zone in February.

The Education Development Special Zone is a project aimed at nurturing local talent through educational innovation and improving local living conditions. It establishes a cooperative and supportive system among local governments, education offices, universities, and regional companies and public institutions to ensure quality education from early childhood through elementary, middle, high school, and university levels even in provincial areas.

To apply for the idea contest, citizens can directly submit their proposals on the county office website under the citizen suggestion section titled "Expectations for Uljin-gun Education Development Special Zone."

Any parents or citizens interested in the designation of the special zone and education fields can freely express their opinions through the contest.

County Governor Son Byeong-bok stated, "Uljin-gun is seeking various ways to strengthen education and living conditions to secure excellent talent for the national nuclear hydrogen industrial complex," and added, "We hope to receive many opinions that can practically contribute to the development of our region's education and living environment."

The application area for the Education Development Special Zone is designated by the Minister of Education after the Education Development Special Zone Committee reviews the project's appropriateness and excellence and the resolution of the Local Era Committee. Selected areas will receive up to 10 billion KRW in special grants and customized exemptions for three years.

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