Seoul Gangseo-gu Holds Public Forum to Solve Local Issues with Residents

Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Resolves Local Issues with Residents... Holds Public-Private Deliberation Forum

Discussion on Five Projects in Three Areas: Welfare, Environment, and Urban Development

On the afternoon of the 28th, resident representatives and related public officials attending the 'Public-Private Integrated Deliberation Forum' held in the main conference room of Gangseo-gu Office in Seoul are discussing five projects identified as public-private cooperative governance agendas.

Gangseo-gu, Seoul, held a 'Public-Private Integrated Deliberation Forum' on the 28th in the district office's main conference room to discover cooperative governance agendas for 2024.

The district organized this forum to discuss the public-private cooperative projects planned for 2024 with residents and to find concrete implementation plans.

About 30 participants attended, including members of the Gangseo Cooperative Leadership Group, Gangseo-gu Cooperative Council, and public officials in charge of the projects.

The attendees were divided into three groups?welfare, environment, and urban development?to share the progress of the agenda discovery forums conducted over the past four months since March and to exchange opinions on future project directions and cooperation methods.

The five projects discussed at the forum were: ▲Enjoyable Dining Table for Parents and Children ▲Improvement Project for the Senior Love Room Together ▲My Green Ice Pack ▲Creation of a Safe Village ▲Exciting Children's Playground Drawn by Children.

Based on the discussions, the district plans to carefully review the project implementation plans for the public-private cooperative governance agendas and finalize the 'Public-Private Cooperative Projects' to be actively promoted in 2024.

A district official stated, “Public-private cooperative projects are especially meaningful because all processes?from project discovery to planning and execution?are carried out together by the public and private sectors. We will do our best to ensure that the discovered cooperative agendas are implemented without any setbacks.”