Democratic Republic Drawer Exhibition Extended Until February 8

Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon, Seoul City Council Vice Chairman Kim Saeng-hwan, Representative Kim Yong-seok, and Metropolitan Council Members Visit Exhibition Hall on the 21st

[Asia Economy Reporter Jong-il Park] The "New Century, Promises to Keep ? Democratic Republic Drawer Exhibition," jointly hosted by the Seoul Metropolitan Council and the Chosang Memorial Association, has been extended until February 8.

The Democratic Republic Drawer Exhibition, held at the Citizen Hall Gallery since January 15, was originally scheduled to run until January 21. However, thanks to the support of hundreds of visitors during the event period, it was decided to extend the exhibition until February 8.

In addition to public interest, inquiries from other organizations continued. Especially on January 21, the originally planned final day of the exhibition, council members from various cities and provinces nationwide visited the Citizen Hall Gallery.

Among them were Lee Jeong-hwa, member of Busan Metropolitan Council (Democratic Party, Suyeong-gu 1), Jeon Gyeong-won of Daegu Metropolitan Council (Liberty Korea Party, Suseong-gu 3), Yoon Deok-kwon of Ulsan Metropolitan Council (Democratic Party, Ulju 2), Heo So-young of Gangwon Provincial Council (Democratic Party, Chuncheon 5), and Moon Seung-woo of Jeollabuk-do Provincial Council (Democratic Party, Gunsan 4), who viewed the exhibition and expressed great interest by inquiring about the event.

On the same day, Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon visited the exhibition hall and spent a meaningful time touring the venue together with the hosts: Kim Saeng-hwan, Vice Chairman of Seoul Metropolitan Council (Democratic Party, Nowon 4), Kim Yong-seok, Representative (Democratic Party, Dobong 1), and Kim Jeong-tae, Head of the Local Autonomy TF (Democratic Party, Yeongdeungpo 2).

Amid widespread interest from various sectors and favorable reviews from citizens, the "New Century, Promises to Keep ? Democratic Republic Drawer Exhibition" will be extended for two weeks until February 8, and any interested citizens are welcome to visit.

Closed during the Lunar New Year holiday from January 25 to 27; open for regular exhibition otherwise.