Gyeonggi Office of Education and Provincial Council Allocate 200 Billion Won for "Education Cooperation Budget"

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education and the Gyeonggi Provincial Council have allocated a "cooperation budget" of 200 billion won for next year's main budget.

On November 5, the Office of Education announced that it held the "1st Full Meeting of the Ruling and Opposition Party Cooperation Committee between the Gyeonggi Provincial Council and the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education" at the Council's Yedamchae Hall, where both sides signed an agreement on next year's cooperation budget.

Through this agreement, the two institutions decided to implement a cooperation budget totaling 200 billion won across five major areas: field-oriented school management, improvement of educational administration, transition to future-oriented education, enhancement of the educational environment, and expansion of customized education.

Lim Taehee, Superintendent of Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, is delivering a greeting at the 1st full meeting of the Gyeonggi Provincial Assembly's bipartisan cooperation committee held on the 5th. Provided by Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

Im Taehee, Superintendent of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, stated, "Consultation among the ruling and opposition parties is always a hot topic, but in reality, it rarely yields results. In this sense, I believe this is a site that demonstrates a very mature and healthy model of cooperative governance."

He added, "Ultimately, I hope we will continue to take follow-up measures together for the students, parents, and staff in the educational field. Even if differences of opinion arise, since our goals are the same, I promise to respond openly and honestly and lay the foundation for the future of education in Gyeonggi Province through cooperation."

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education plans to use this full meeting as an opportunity to strengthen its cooperative system with the Provincial Council, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of public education and implement student-centered, school-centered educational administration.

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