Gyeonggi-do Youth Activist Network Committee 'Cheongnyeon Flow' Launches on the 7th

The Gyeonggi-do Public Interest Activity Support Center held the launch ceremony of 'Cheongple (Youth Flow)' on the 7th at the old Gyeonggi Provincial Government building in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si.

The Gyeonggi-do Public Interest Activity Support Center has launched a youth activist network committee.

On the 8th, the center announced that it held the launch ceremony for ‘Cheongple (Youth Flow)’ on the 7th at the old Gyeonggi Provincial Government building in Paldal-gu, Suwon-si.

‘Cheongple’ is a youth network committee established to expand youth public interest activities within the province, aiming to discover new young activists and contribute to solving various social issues and regional development.

At the launch ceremony, the 10 selected committee members, chosen considering the fields and scope of activities across Gyeonggi, greeted each other and shared updates from their respective areas of activity.

During the first regular meeting that followed, activist Kang Seong-hyeok, CEO of Monde Co., Ltd. and Korea Multicultural News, was elected as the committee chairperson, and they discussed active implementation plans for ‘Cheongple’ and directions for promoting youth activist workshops.

This year, ‘Cheongple’ will exchange information on regional and thematic public interest activities through online and offline meetings and conduct a series of touring roundtable discussions to explore cooperation methods within the youth network.

Yoo Myung-hwa, director of the Public Interest Activity Support Center, stated, "The diverse activities and various opinions of Gyeonggi-do youth activists will be actively reflected in discovering new projects to strengthen the activation of youth public interest activities at the center in 2025," adding, "We hope that ‘Cheongple’ will continue its passionate activities to develop into the representative network unit of Gyeonggi-do youth activists and an operational consultative body of the center."

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