The Gyeonggi Research Institute held an anti-corruption integrity education and pledge ceremony on the 18th.
On the 18th, the Gyeonggi Research Institute declared its commitment to 'anti-corruption, integrity, and adherence to research ethics' at its headquarters in Jangan-gu, Suwon, and conducted anti-corruption and integrity education along with an integrity campaign.
On this day, the executives and staff of the Gyeonggi Research Institute held an integrity campaign pledge ceremony, promising to ▲ comply with laws and principles ▲ exclude improper external interference ▲ prohibit acceptance of money and entertainment ▲ encourage internal whistleblowing ▲ comply with conflict of interest prevention laws. They also pledged to familiarize themselves with research ethics rules and to avoid any violations of research ethics.
During the subsequent anti-corruption and integrity education session, Park Jong-seong, a specialist lecturer on integrity from the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission, gave a lecture titled 'Integrity, Asking the Way,' educating attendees on the Improper Solicitation and Graft Act and the frugal activities and thoughts of Joseon-era Cheongbaekri, providing a moment to reflect on the integrity philosophy of these historical figures.
Joo Hyung-chul, President of the Gyeonggi Research Institute, emphasized, "For a culture of integrity in public service to be established, the awareness and will of all executives and staff are crucial," adding, "I hope this serves as an opportunity for the executives and staff of the Gyeonggi Research Institute to uphold the high standards of integrity and research ethics required, and I will take the lead in realizing a fair and clean public service society."
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