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¡®Korea-China-Japan Local Government Exchange Conference¡¯ Opens in Gwangju

Mayor Kang Ki-jung Proposes ¡°Inclusive Growth as a Common Goal¡±, Presents as a Representative of Korea¡¦ Around 400 Representatives of Korea, China, and Japan Seek Cooperation and Coexistence, Experience Gwangju Industry and Culture, including Visiting Gwangju Global Motors and Gwangju Biennale

(Gwangju=Break News) Reporter Lee Hak-soo=On the 22nd, Gwangju Mayor Kang Ki-jung proposed, ¡°The local governments of Korea, China, and Japan should cooperate with the common goal of inclusive growth.¡±

On that day, Mayor Kang gave a presentation as a representative of Korea at the plenary session of the ¡®25th Korea-China-Japan Local Government Exchange Conference¡¯ held at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center.

Around 400 local government officials from Korea, China, and Japan, including Mayor Kang Ki-jung, Secretary General of the Korean Provincial Governors¡¯ Association Yoo Min-bong, Chairman of the Chinese People¡¯s Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries Yang Wan-ming, and Chairman of the Japan Local Government Association for International Relations Mitsuru Yasuda, attended the conference.

In his keynote speech, Mayor Kang introduced the policy of the ¡®inclusive city¡¯ Gwangju and emphasized that ¡°the Korea-China-Japan local government exchange conference should become a platform for inclusive growth that dreams of a Northeast Asia where people live well together.¡±

Mayor Kang first said, ¡°There is good news for Gwangju, the city of art, beauty, and will. With author Han Kang winning the Nobel Prize in Literature, Gwangju has become the city of the Nobel Prize.¡± He added, ¡°I am truly happy and grateful that the world has recognized Gwangju¡¯s democracy and culture.¡±

Mayor Kang continued, ¡°Gwangju, which was isolated and lonely in May 1980, has achieved its current status thanks to the people and countless cities around the world who remembered Gwangju and joined hands.¡± He emphasized, ¡°Now, Gwangju will become an inclusive city where people live well together and share its experiences of success and even its trials and errors with the world. This inclusive city is Gwangju¡¯s administrative philosophy and policy direction.¡±

Mayor Kang pointed out urban issues such as the climate crisis that has become a daily occurrence, the rapidly progressing low birth rate and aging population, and the low growth and shrinking society, and said, ¡°Korea, China, and Japan are a community of shared destiny toward peace. They influence each other in all areas including economy, security, and culture, and the private sector and cities have continued to interact and have served as the roots that support Korea, China, and Japan.¡±

Mayor Kang introduced policies that fit the philosophy of the ¡®inclusive city¡¯ administration and emphasized ¡®inclusive growth¡¯, an inclusive city that grows beyond an inclusive city that embraces.

Mayor Kang explained the three growth axes of the democratic industry, artificial intelligence (AI) and future car industry, and cultural industry. It was emphasized that ¡®Gwangju Daum Integrated Care¡¯, which Gwangju City implemented for the first time nationwide and is becoming a standard policy in Korea, is a welfare policy that improves the quality of life, a democratic policy that fosters civic capacity, and a democratic industry that kills three birds with one stone by increasing jobs in the private medical and welfare sectors.

He also introduced the so-called ¡®Hyun-toli Policy¡¯, which created the nation¡¯s first reclusive loner support ordinance and created support centers to bring those who are lonely into society.

Mayor Kang said, ¡°If Gwangju is a democratic city, the citizens¡¯ daily lives should be democratic and move toward freedom, so we named it the democracy industry,¡± and ¡°It is the intention that it should expand beyond simple political democracy to democracy in daily life.¡±

In addition, Gwangju¡¯s cultural industries, such as the National Asia Culture Center (ACC) and Gwangju Biennale, which aim to become an Asian cultural center where all citizens can enjoy art, were also introduced. Mayor Kang said, ¡°We are creating an inclusive industry that culturally exchanges and cooperates with various Asian countries such as Vietnam and Indonesia at the ACC, which is a hub space for cultural exchange and creation.¡±

In addition to Mayor Kang¡¯s keynote speech, the plenary session also included case presentations on topics such as ¡°Creating a Sustainable Eco-friendly City,¡± ¡°Strengthening Trust in Local Governments of Korea, China, and Japan to Solve Complex Issues,¡± ¡°Activating Exchanges between Cities and Citizens of Korea, China, and Japan,¡± and ¡°Activating Local Economies such as Smart Cities.¡±

The 25th Korea, China, and Japan Local Government Exchange Conference will be held from the 21st to the 25th at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center.

The opening ceremony and welcome dinner of the Korea, China, and Japan Local Government Exchange Conference were held the day before on the 21st at the Kim Dae-jung Convention Center. There were performances by the Gwangju City Changgeuk Troupe and commemorative performances to promote harmony.

Mayor Kang attended the opening ceremony and welcome dinner the day before and welcomed the Korea, China, and Japan delegations.

The Korea, China, and Japan delegations will visit Gwangju Global Motors on the 23rd and 24th to learn about Gwangju¡¯s industries and experience Gwangju¡¯s culture through a visit to the Gwangju Biennale.

 

 

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