Damyang County Governor Lee Byeong-no announced the policy direction for the southern province to become a hub city in his city administration speech. Damyang County Governor Lee Byung-no announced the direction of military administration for next year at the 2nd regular meeting of the 333rd Damyang County Council held on the 20th.
On this day, Governor Lee said: ▲Construction of a vibrant rural area through smart agriculture ▲Implementation of a city with health and welfare where everyone is happy ▲Construction of an economically independent city preparing for the future ▲Creation of a cultural tourism city where culture and arts flow ▲Creation of a comfortable and safe eco-friendly green city ▲ Six directions for operating military government were presented, including the creation of a leading city in the local era where the residents are the leaders.
Specific policies to make this happen have also been put forward. County Governor Lee said, “To revitalize the local economy, we will pursue the creation of a regionally specialized rental smart farm and an environmentally friendly smart livestock complex, and the lifting of development restrictions for the Damyang 2nd general industrial complex and the food-specialized agricultural and industrial complex.”
To support these core policies, Damyang County has set a budget of 526.5 billion won for 2025, a 7.7% increase from this year’s main budget.
In particular, next year’s budget plan focused on revitalizing stagnant rural areas, expanding the scope of ‘rural welfare’, a key policy, establishing an economic foundation to prepare for the future food industry, and creating infrastructure for the Damyang tourism industry where culture and arts flow.
County Governor Lee Byeong-no said, “We will invest the budget in the right places through selection and concentration, and prepare Damyang for the future with an eye to look further and wider based on the foundation that has been solidly established so far,” adding, “We will leap forward as a hub city in the southern province that the Republic of Korea is paying attention to.” “We ask for your active support and cooperation so that we can achieve this,” he said.
Meanwhile, Damyang-gun conducted a ‘one-day customized friendly training for staff and instructors’ to communicate with civil servants. Damyang-gun announced on the 21st that in order to provide administrative services that communicate and sympathize with complainants, the civil affairs office is conducting its own friendly training with instructors assigned to employees on a rotating basis.
Employees selected as instructors every Wednesday morning provide training on the basic requirements of civil servants, such as how to answer the phone, how to respond to visiting civil servants, and listening skills, based on their experience. There is a great deal of sympathy through case-based training based on actual experiences. is getting
A military official said, “In order to prepare for increasingly complex and diverse civil complaints, quick, accurate, and empathetic work processing based on the experience of employees is necessary.” He added, “Empathetic administration that citizens can experience through continuous education and improvement of response methods.” “We will make it happen,” he said.
Economy Queen reporter Choi Hana photo Damyang-gun
What are the key initiatives Governor Lee Byeong-no plans to implement for sustainable development in Damyang County?
Time.news Interview on the Future of Damyang County with Governor Lee Byeong-no
Editor: Welcome to Time.news. Today, we’re thrilled to have with us Damyang County Governor Lee Byeong-no. Governor Lee, thank you for joining us.
Governor Lee: Thank you for having me. It’s a pleasure to share our vision for Damyang County.
Editor: In your recent administration speech, you outlined ambitious plans for Damyang to become a hub city. Could you tell our readers what inspired this vision?
Governor Lee: Absolutely. The inspiration comes from a desire to transform Damyang into a vibrant and sustainable community. We aim to lead in areas such as smart agriculture, cultural tourism, and eco-friendly living. This vision is rooted in the belief that our residents should be at the forefront of these changes, driving our future together.
Editor: You mentioned six core directions for your administration. Could you elaborate on how these areas will impact the everyday lives of residents?
Governor Lee: Certainly. Each of these areas aims to enhance the quality of life here. For example, by investing in smart agriculture, we will create a robust local economy that provides jobs and sustains our rural population. Our focus on health and welfare means creating accessible services for everyone, ensuring no one feels left out. An emphasis on culture and the arts will foster community pride and bring tourists to our rich cultural heritage.
Editor: That sounds promising! You’ve also announced significant budget allocations to support these initiatives. How does the proposed budget of 526.5 billion won for 2025 reflect your priorities?
Governor Lee: This budget is strategic. It represents a 7.7% increase from this year, emphasizing our commitment to revitalizing our rural areas and enhancing infrastructure for the tourism industry. Specifically, we’re prioritizing rural welfare and the food industry, which are essential for both economic growth and community well-being. By ensuring that we invest wisely, we can maximize our impact.
Editor: You talked about eco-friendly initiatives. How does Damyang plan to integrate sustainability into its development?
Governor Lee: Sustainability is at the core of our vision. We are eager to establish regionally specialized smart farms and environmentally conscious livestock complexes. Additionally, lifting development restrictions for industrial complexes will ensure that we provide the necessary infrastructure while prioritizing ecological balance. Our goal is to create a safe, comfortable green city.
Editor: With such transformative plans, how do you foresee the role of community involvement in this process?
Governor Lee: Community involvement is crucial. We believe that residents should not only be beneficiaries of these developments but also active participants. By fostering a culture where residents are leaders in these initiatives, we ensure that the policies we implement resonate with their needs and aspirations. It’s about building a community together.
Editor: As you look to the future, what challenges do you anticipate, and how do you plan to address them?
Governor Lee: Challenges are inevitable, but they can also be opportunities for growth. We will face issues like funding, environmental impacts, and ensuring equitable development. To tackle these, we’ll maintain transparent communication with our residents, engage with experts, and continuously evaluate our policies. Flexibility and adaptability will be key.
Editor: Thank you, Governor Lee, for sharing your insights with us today. It’s inspiring to see such a forward-looking approach for Damyang County.
Governor Lee: Thank you for the opportunity. I look forward to seeing our plans come to fruition and hope to make Damyang an exemplary model of local governance and community development.
Editor: We look forward to following your progress, Governor. Thank you once again for your time.