Jo Myung-rae, the 2nd Deputy Mayor of Changwon Special City in Gyeongnam, visited five major temples in the region (Seongjusa, Gwangsansa, Jeongbeopsa, Wonheungsa, Daegwangsa) sequentially to pray for the well-being of citizens and the development of the local community in the New Year.

Jomyeongrae, 2nd Deputy Mayor of Changwon Special City, Strengthens Communication with Religious Communities.

Jomyeongrae, 2nd Deputy Mayor of Changwon Special City, Strengthens Communication with Religious Communities.

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This visit was arranged as part of efforts to strengthen relations with the religious community and to promote cooperation for community development and the enhancement of citizen welfare.


Deputy Mayor Jo held tea talks with the head monks of each temple, listening to their valuable opinions on the challenges faced by Changwon Special City and pledging cooperation with the religious community.


The head monks of each temple welcomed the deputy mayor’s visit and responded, “We will contribute to creating a happy and harmonious local community for all citizens through cooperation between the administration and the religious community.”


Deputy Mayor Jo emphasized, “The religious community has provided citizens with mental stability and a sense of community, playing a central role in the stability and harmony of the local society. We will strengthen cooperation with the religious community to make Changwon an even better city to live in.”



Meanwhile, Changwon Special City supported projects last year such as single-story construction of temples, convenience facilities for visitors, and cultural heritage preservation treatments, and plans to support the construction of monks’ quarters and repair work on Simgeomdang in the New Year.


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