Shared Growth Committee Holds 2025 Local Community Shared Growth Exchange Meeting

Sharing Cases of Win-Win Cooperation

The Shared Growth Committee announced on the 1st that it held the "2025 Local Community Shared Growth Exchange Meeting" at Gyeongdong Market in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, and Lounge 107 in Jung-gu.

Lee Dalgon, Chairman of the Shared Growth Committee, is delivering a greeting at the '2025 Local Community Shared Growth Exchange Meeting' held at Gyeongdong Market in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul. Shared Growth Committee

The event was attended by about 100 people, including shared growth officers from metropolitan governments across the country, as well as representatives from large corporations and public institutions. It was organized to commemorate the 2025 Shared Growth Week and to discuss ways to spread a culture of shared growth and directions for cooperation based on local communities.

In the morning, as part of the first program, participants visited the Gyeongdong Market area in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul, to observe cases of win-win cooperation among Starbucks, local organizations, and landlords, as well as local environment improvement projects such as the Youth Mall and Night Market. In the afternoon, the second program was held at the main conference room of Lounge 107, where the Shared Growth Committee introduced its "Local Community Shared Growth Culture Promotion Project" and an external lecture was given on the "Cooperation Structure among Local Communities, Companies, and Small Business Owners." In addition, cases of win-win cooperation were shared, including local governments' community coexistence policies and large corporations' private sector cooperation programs.

Lee Dalgon, Chairman of the Shared Growth Committee, stated, "Local shared growth is a core concept that goes beyond simple support, enabling the private sector to voluntarily contribute to the sustainable growth of the local economy and balanced national development." He emphasized, "We will further expand the local government networking that began with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Council of Governors of Korea in 2023."

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