Moon Geumjoo to Hold 'Visiting Policy Briefing' for Communication with Residents

Goheung and Boseong on the 20th, Jangheung and Gangjin on the 21st
"An Opportunity to Report on Parliamentary Policy and Legislative Achievements"

Democratic Party lawmaker Geumju Moon will hold constituency report meetings in Goheung and Boseong on the 20th, and in Jangheung and Gangjin on the 21st. Photo by Geumju Moon's office

Moon Geumju, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea (representing Goheung, Boseong, Jangheung, and Gangjin in South Jeolla Province), announced on the 16th that he will hold a parliamentary report meeting to directly present the achievements of his first year in the 22nd National Assembly to local residents on the 20th and 21st.

Moon plans to hold the report meeting in Goheung and Boseong on the 20th, and in Jangheung and Gangjin on the 21st. During the meeting, he will explain the outcomes of regional projects and discuss key local issues with residents.

He will also provide a detailed update on the progress of his campaign pledges from the 22nd general election and report on major legislative achievements, including bills for the mutual prosperity of farmers and fishermen and balanced national development.

Moon will also explain the main outcomes of last October's National Assembly audit. He was recognized for identifying issues such as: the first official recognition of rice planthopper damage as a disaster in Korea; representing farmers' concerns over the sharp drop in rice prices; urging measures to address damage to aquaculture caused by high water temperatures; and proposing improvements to eradicate illegal online distribution of seafood products.

Thanks to these efforts, Moon was honored as an "Outstanding Member of the 2024 National Assembly Audit" by the Democratic Party of Korea during the first audit of the 22nd National Assembly.

Moon stated, "I am excited to hold my first parliamentary report meeting," and added, "Through this event, I will thoroughly report on my activities since joining the National Assembly and use this as an opportunity to communicate more deeply with local residents."

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