Gurye County Approaches Residents with 'Gudlejang Conversation'

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Gurye County in Jeollanam-do announced that to celebrate the New Year 2025, it will carry out the "Gudlejang Dialogue with the County Governor" from January 6 to February 7, visiting 156 villages across 8 towns and townships.

The Gudlejang Dialogue will be conducted by County Governor Kim Soonho and key executives, who will personally visit village halls and senior centers to offer New Year's greetings and bows to residents. This will be followed by candid conversations, including listening to village suggestions and collecting opinions on county policies.

Gurye County will hold the "Conversation on Ondol with the County Governor" from January 6 to February 7, 2025, visiting 156 villages in 8 towns and townships to welcome the New Year. Provided by Gurye County

The Gudlejang Dialogue is not a mere formality but focuses on hearing about issues that residents truly experience and seeking solutions on-site.

Suggestions will be classified by the relevant departments as either civil complaints or on-site inspection requests, and after a thorough review of possible solutions, they will be processed promptly.

At the first Gudlejang Dialogue held in Toji-myeon, various opinions were proposed, such as "creating a health promotion and rest area for residents and tourists within Guman Pine Forest" and "installing a Piagol brand sculpture and activity facilities in the Maple Park."

Governor Kim Soonho stated, "The voices of our residents are the future of Gurye," and added, "As we are implementing resident dialogues by visiting villages directly for the first time this year, I will communicate more closely with residents and work to create a greater future for Gurye."

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