Kim Su-young, a member of the Gwangju Metropolitan City Seo-gu Council, urged efforts to increase the veterans' honor allowance and to successfully establish the Hometown Love Donation System.


Kim Su-young, Gwangju Seo-gu Council Member, "Discussion Needed to Upgrade Honors for Veterans" View original image

At the recent 322nd 1st Regular Session 1st Plenary Meeting, Councilor Kim delivered a 5-minute free speech. He stated, "The liberal democracy we enjoy today is thanks to the noble sacrifices of our ancestors," adding, "Local governments must do their best to support and enhance the honor given to national veterans and their bereaved families. Seo-gu should take the lead and ask the five districts of Gwangju to come together to discuss increasing the veterans' honor allowance."


He also expressed concerns about the outcomes and direction of the Hometown Love Donation System, introduced to prevent local extinction and revitalize the regional economy. Councilor Kim said, "Other local governments are introducing advanced systems ahead of government policies, such as using private platforms and designated donations to facilitate donations and activate donation fund management," and emphasized, "Active administration is needed to secure diversity in projects for the successful establishment of the Hometown Love Donation System, strengthen transparency of funds, and lower donation barriers."




Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Shin Dong-ho bless4ya@asiae.co.kr


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