Mayor Joo Gwangdeok Calls for United Efforts to Make Namyangju a Future-Oriented, Self-Sufficient City
Namyangju City Strengthens Collaboration with Han River Protection Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters
"Night of Environmentalists" Held
Review of Environmental Activities and Sharing of Next Year's Plans
Namyangju City, Gyeonggi Province (Mayor Joo Gwangdeok), announced on December 14 that the "2025 General Meeting and Night of Environmentalists," hosted by the Namyangju Regional Headquarters of the Han River Protection Movement (Representative Namgung Wan), was held at a cafe in Hwado-eup on the evening of December 12.
Joo Kwangdeok, Mayor of Namyangju City, gave a greeting at the '2025 General Assembly and Environmentalists' Night' hosted by the Namyangju Regional Headquarters of the Han River Protection Movement (Representative Namgung Wan) at a cafe in Hwado-eup on the evening of the 12th. Provided by Namyangju City
View original imageThis event was organized to share the achievements of members who have worked hard in the local environmental field throughout the year and to strengthen their commitment to the direction of activities for 2026. The city has steadily strengthened cooperation with local environmental organizations while promoting various environmental policies, and the general meeting served as an opportunity to review these achievements and discuss new environmental agendas. The organizers stated that the event was a meaningful occasion to further solidify the foundation for public-private cooperation.
About 60 members of the Namyangju Regional Headquarters of the Han River Protection Movement and around 90 attendees, including guests, participated in the event. During the general meeting, organizational restructuring and the main business directions for the coming year were discussed. The official ceremony included commendations for those recognized for their contributions to environmental improvement and a video presentation reviewing the year's activities and achievements.
Representative Namgung Wan stated, "I deeply appreciate all our members who have contributed to the local environment this year. Next year, we will continue to pursue more systematic and practical environmental activities, taking responsible roles in creating positive changes in the community."
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Mayor Joo Gwangdeok said, "I would like to express my deep gratitude to all members of the Namyangju Regional Headquarters of the Han River Protection Movement for their various activities to protect the Bukhan River, the lifeline for 740,000 citizens of Namyangju. The city will continue to focus on environmental policies created through public-private collaboration. I hope you will join us in making Namyangju a future-oriented, self-sufficient city, bringing together your broad-mindedness and passion, just like the Han River."
Joo Kwangdeok, Mayor of Namyangju City, attended the '2025 General Meeting and Night of Environmentalists' hosted by the Hangang Protection Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters (Representative Namgung Wan) at a cafe in Hwado-eup on the evening of the 12th, delivering a greeting. Provided by Namyangju City
View original imageMeanwhile, the city plans to continue working with environmental groups next year to promote a range of environmental policies, including water quality preservation and carbon neutrality initiatives. In particular, Namyangju City will strengthen its collaboration with the Namyangju Regional Headquarters of the Han River Protection Movement to systematically carry out river clean-up activities, environmental education, and ecosystem conservation efforts. The city views the participation of private organizations as a key driver for the success of local environmental policies and intends to enhance cooperation and improve support.
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