Gwangrok Oh of Gwangju Seo-gu Council Calls for Shift to Value-Centered Administration
Support for Revitalizing the Alley Economy and Small Business Owners
Gwangrok Oh, a member of the Gwangju Seo-gu Council representing Gwangcheon-dong, Yudeok-dong, Chipyeong-dong, Sangmu 1-dong, and Dongcheon-dong, announced on the 26th that he had called for a shift toward change in local government and value-centered administration during a five-minute free speech at the 331st regular session of the Seo-gu Council the previous day.
Gwangju Seo-gu Council member Kwangrok Oh is speaking at the plenary session during the 331st regular meeting. Photo by Gwangju Seo-gu Council
View original imageDuring his five-minute speech, Oh emphasized the importance of revitalizing the local alley economy in Seo-gu and supporting small business owners. He proposed that efforts should be made to provide practical support, and suggested that everyone should work together to ensure that President Lee Jaemyung's pledges related to Seo-gu are reflected in national policy tasks and properly implemented.
He also stressed the need to move away from project-centered administration that focuses merely on budget execution or physical outcomes, and to transition toward value-centered administration that realizes values and transforms residents' lives.
Oh stated, "A value-based administrative evaluation system that designs policies and assesses change with values at its core must also be established," and proposed, "Let us lead the era of value transformation in Seo-gu in line with the new era being shaped by the Lee Jaemyung administration."
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