Gwangju City Completes Sinwol 2-ri Community Center... New Hub for Resident Communication and Unity Expected

Sinwol 2-ri Community Center Opens After Long-Awaited Completion
A New Symbol of Unity and Communication for Residents

The long-cherished wish of the residents of Sinwol 2-ri, Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, has come true with the opening of a new community center.

Saehoan Bang, mayor of Gwangju (center, in black suit), is cutting the ribbon at the completion ceremony of the community center, a long-cherished wish of the residents of Sinwol 2-ri, Gwangju, on the 23rd. Provided by Gyeonggi Gwangju

Photo by Gyeonggi Gwangju

At the completion ceremony held on the 23rd, more than 80 people, including Mayor Sae Hwan Bang, provincial and city council members, heads of local organizations, and village residents, attended to celebrate the opening.

The newly constructed Sinwol 2-ri Community Center has a total area of 304.92 square meters and consists of two above-ground floors. It is equipped with communal spaces for residents, a fitness room, and kitchen facilities. Through these amenities, residents are expected to enjoy a variety of cultural and welfare activities, contributing to the revitalization of the village community.

Park Sangkwang, head of Sinwol 2-ri, said, "After a long wait, our village's home has finally been completed," adding, "All residents will use it together to create a warmer and more vibrant village."

Mayor Sae Hwan Bang stated, "The new community center will serve as a venue for unity and communication among residents and become a symbol of the community as they come together to build the future. I hope it will greatly contribute to improving residents' welfare and quality of life going forward."

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