73 Students from Wando Nohwa and Mokpo Iro Elementary Schools Experience Legislative Activities
From Ordinance Proposals to Free Speeches... Youth Assembly Classroom for Students

Lee Cheol, Vice Chairman of the Jeonnam Provincial Council (Democratic Party of Korea, Wando 1), attended the '13th Youth Assembly Classroom in 2025' held at the main chamber of the Jeonnam Provincial Council on June 12 and spent time communicating directly with students.


The Youth Assembly Classroom is a flagship educational program of the Jeonnam Provincial Council designed to help students in the Jeonnam region experience firsthand the role of local councils and the democratic decision-making process. A total of 73 students participated in the event, including students from Wando Nohwa Elementary School and Mokpo Iro Elementary School. Various legislative experience activities were conducted, including the entrance ceremony, a conversation with council members, handling of ordinance proposals, and three-minute free speeches.


Lee Cheol, Vice Chairman of the Jeonnam Provincial Council, attended the '13th Youth Assembly Classroom in 2025' and spent time communicating with students. Photo by Jeonnam Provincial Council

Lee Cheol, Vice Chairman of the Jeonnam Provincial Council, attended the '13th Youth Assembly Classroom in 2025' and spent time communicating with students. Photo by Jeonnam Provincial Council

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At the entrance ceremony, Vice Chairman Lee warmly welcomed the students and encouraged them by saying, "I hope the Youth Assembly Classroom will be a valuable experience in understanding local councils." During the subsequent 'Conversation with Council Members' session, he actively communicated with the students by explaining in a friendly and accessible manner about a day in the life of a council member, the role of the council, and local issues that students were curious about.


Vice Chairman Lee stated, "Local autonomy ultimately begins with the interest and participation of local residents," and added, "I hope this Assembly Classroom will serve as an opportunity for students to feel a sense of responsibility in thinking about our community together."


The Jeonnam Provincial Council plans to continue operating the Youth Assembly Classroom, which encourages active student participation, in order to foster democratic awareness and participatory capacity among young people, who are the future leaders of the local community.





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