Democratic Peaceful Unification Advisory Council Changwon City Committee, Resolution to Attract Police Hospital

Held Q4 Regular Meeting and Conducted Policy Discussion for Crisis Management on the Korean Peninsula

The Changwon City Council of the National Unification Advisory Council resolved to attract a police substation.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Song Jong-gu] The Changwon City Council of the National Unification Advisory Council held its 4th quarter regular meeting on the 8th at the Jinhae District Office large conference room, attended by about 150 advisory members including Hong Nam-pyo, Changwon Special City Mayor, Kim I-geun, Chairman of Changwon City Council, members of the Gyeongsangnam-do Provincial Council, and Changwon City Council members.

At the meeting, Mayor Hong presented awards to outstanding advisory members of the 20th term National Unification Advisory Council Changwon City Council.

During the meeting, a resolution rally was held to support the selection of Changwon City as the final candidate site for the construction of the Police Hospital branch (2 centers, 23 medical departments, 550 beds). The advisory members attending the meeting shouted slogans wishing for the attraction of the Police Hospital branch, emphasizing the justification for Changwon City's selection based on the provision of balanced regional public medical services, a well-connected transportation network, and the nearby police and fire personnel.

Following this, there was a heated discussion among the advisory members of the Changwon City Council to prepare measures for crisis management on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea engagement in line with the government's peace and unification policy of "realizing a denuclearized, peaceful, and prosperous Korean Peninsula."

Chairman Kang Jeong-jong of the council said, “The Changwon City Council will also carry out various unification movements for the realization of sustainable peace on the Korean Peninsula and work together with advisory members to expand the consensus on unification.”

Mayor Hong said, “Despite the tense atmosphere in inter-Korean relations, I am grateful to the council advisory members who are promoting various projects such as training courses for top unification experts and peace unification concerts,” and added, “I hope that today's policy discussion on crisis management on the Korean Peninsula and measures to engage North Korea will produce innovative ideas that serve as a catalyst for improving inter-Korean relations.”