Namyangju Han River Protection Headquarters Steps Up Public-Private Cooperation for Bukhan River Water Quality Preservation

Namyangju City and Han River Protection Movement Headquarters
Join Forces for a Cleaner Bukhan River
Strengthening Public-Private Cooperation for Bukhan River Environmental Conservation

On March 9, Namyangju City in Gyeonggi Province announced that the Han River Protection Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters (Representative Namgung Wan) held the "2026 Han River Protection Movement Kickoff Ceremony."

Namyangju City held the "2026 Han River Preservation Movement Kick-off Ceremony," hosted by the Han River Preservation Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters (Representative Namgung Wan) on the 9th. Provided by Namyangju City

The event was attended by more than 60 people, including Namyangju City Deputy Mayor Kim Sangsoo, group representatives, members, advisory committee members, and city officials. The participants reaffirmed their commitment to public-private cooperation for the environmental preservation of the Bukhan River and local streams.

During the kickoff ceremony, the Han River Protection Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters reviewed the achievements of its activities from the previous year and shared plans for 2026, consolidating the determination to practice environmental conservation in the local community. In particular, the need for ongoing, citizen-led initiatives to preserve water quality and protect the ecological environment of the Bukhan River and local streams was once again emphasized.

Representative Namgung Wan stated, "This year as well, we will continue our activities with our members to protect the clean Bukhan River and local streams, with the goal of creating changes that both citizens and future generations can experience."

Deputy Mayor Kim Sangsoo remarked, "Thanks to the longstanding efforts of the Han River Protection Movement Namyangju Regional Headquarters members in the field, the foundation for environmental conservation in our city has become even stronger. Moving forward, we will further strengthen cooperation with private environmental organizations to protect a clean water environment and strive to build Namyangju as a sustainable ecological city."

Meanwhile, the city views the active participation of private environmental groups as a key driver in enhancing the outcomes of local environmental policies, and plans to continue close cooperation in river cleanup activities, environmental education, and ecosystem conservation efforts. In addition, the city will continuously expand environmental policies tailored to local needs, such as water quality preservation and carbon neutrality practices.

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