Moonsoo Kim to Host 'Suncheon Future 100 Years' Policy Debate

September 6, 2 p.m. at Suncheon National University Gymnasium
"A Starting Point for Drawing the Blueprint Together with Citizens"

Moonsoo Kim, member of the Democratic Party of Korea.

Moonsoo Kim, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea representing Suncheon-gap, Jeollanam-do, announced on September 3 that he will host the 'Suncheon Future 100 Years Policy Debate' at 2 p.m. on September 6 at the Suncheon National University Gymnasium. This debate has been organized to explore long-term development strategies for Suncheon and to share a future vision with its citizens.

The policy debate will cover topics including: ▲ Establishment of a medical school and educational, medical, and cultural development ▲ Green bio agriculture, fisheries, and ecological environment ▲ Future high-tech industries (space defense, drones, renewable energy industries) ▲ Cultural content business and the convergence of traditional industries in the old downtown ▲ Hosting the World Universiade and the sports industry ▲ World cultural heritage and tourism ▲ Political, administrative, and media democratization of the city. In particular, the focus will be on seeking practical and actionable solutions through the participation of both local experts and citizens.

- Poster for the 'Suncheon Future 100 Years Policy Debate.' Provided by the office of Congressman Kim Moonsoo

Kim emphasized, "Suncheon is a city with endless potential, grounded in its history, traditions, and exceptional natural environment. Now, we need to design policies that look ahead not just 10 or 20 years, but 100 years into the future. This debate will serve as a starting point for drawing Suncheon's blueprint for the future together with its citizens."

Kim added, "I will do my best to actively reflect the opinions of citizens and experts raised during the debate in the policies of the National Assembly and the central government, so that Suncheon can grow into a leading future-oriented city representing South Korea."

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