Namyangju Mayor Joo Gwangdeok Holds Special Lecture with Kyungbok University Students
Sharing Life Stories and Namyangju Youth Policies Based on Empathy and Communication

On November 28, Namyangju Mayor Joo Gwangdeok delivered a special lecture titled "Sincerity, Creating a Path" at the Communication Hall on the first floor of Udang Hall at Kyungbok University.

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This lecture was organized at the request of Kyungbok University, with more than 100 students and faculty members in attendance. It served as a forum for communication with young people, providing an opportunity to discuss the concerns faced by the younger generation and their future direction.


Students from various majors showed great interest in the lecture. Mayor Joo shared his personal life experiences and insights on leadership, as well as the importance of the "habit of taking notes" for achieving one's dreams. The event also featured a Q&A session with students, allowing for open communication in a relaxed atmosphere.


Mayor Joo introduced his journey from his school days to becoming a legal professional, a National Assembly member, and now leading the city administration, emphasizing the importance of sincerity in keeping promises to citizens. He conveyed the message to students that "the path of life is not created by someone else, but is a process of sincerely finding your own way."


During the Q&A session with students, he also introduced various initiatives currently operated by the city, including the Youth Flower Space cultural program, the "Descendants of Jeong Yak-yong" youth talent platform, and support projects for youth communities.


The city plans to further strengthen the structure for youth participation in youth policies next year, and to expand career, entrepreneurship, and cultural programs, thereby creating an urban environment where young people can work and enjoy leisure in Namyangju.


Mayor Joo stated, "This lecture was a meaningful opportunity to meet directly with local university students and share real-life concerns," adding, "The city will continue to do its utmost to create a vibrant city for young people through policies tailored to their needs."



He further added, "We will strengthen our support to lay a solid foundation for future talent to settle in the region, enabling young people to experience a wide range of opportunities."


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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