Uljin County Successfully Hosts 2025 Gender Equality Week Commemoration Event

Theme: "A Gender-Equal Society Where Everyone Is Respected, A Happier Uljin for All"

Uljin County in North Gyeongsang Province (Governor Son Byeongbok) announced that the Uljin County Women's Association (President Choi Oksu) successfully hosted the "2025 Uljin County Gender Equality Week Commemoration Event" at the Uljin Yeonho Cultural Center on September 17.

Held under the theme "A Gender-Equal Society Where Everyone Is Respected, A Happier Uljin for All," the event was attended by more than 400 people, including members of women's organizations and local residents.

The Uljin County Women's Association successfully held the "2025 Uljin County Gender Equality Week Commemoration Event" on the 17th at the Uljin Yeonho Cultural Center. Provided by Uljin County

The event began with a Taekwondo performance by Dream Taekwondo, followed by introductions of women's organizations, commendations for distinguished contributors, and a themed performance titled "Magic Tree." All segments received enthusiastic responses from the audience.

Notably, broadcaster Lee Seongmi gave a keynote lecture, delivering the message that "true gender equality begins with small acts of consideration in everyday life," which was met with great applause.

In addition, various promotional booths operated by the Uljin County Public Health Center and the Uljin County Family Center were set up outside the main event hall, providing a range of information. The Gyeongbuk Regional Women's New Work Center also operated the "Eumka" (coffee truck), adding vibrancy to the event atmosphere.

Choi Oksu, President of the Uljin County Women's Association, stated, "I hope today's event will serve as a starting point for changing perceptions about gender equality, going beyond a simple commemoration. Going forward, women's organizations will continue to take the lead in fostering a healthy culture of gender equality."

Governor Son Byeongbok said, "Gender equality is a fundamental prerequisite for a better society, and I will do my utmost to create an environment where all residents are respected without discrimination."