"Prioritizing Livelihood and Welfare... Serving with a Humble Attitude"
On the morning of the 17th, Jang Se-il, the newly elected Yeonggwang County Governor through the October 16 by-election, took the 'Anti-Corruption and Integrity Pledge' as his first official duty after inauguration. [Photo by Yeonggwang County]
Jang Se-il, the 52nd mayor of Yeonggwang County, who took office through the October 16 by-election, began his duties for the residents on the 17th after receiving his certificate of election by signing the ‘Integrity Pledge.’
The anti-corruption and integrity pledge, which Mayor Jang Se-il started as his first official act upon taking office, is a commitment to serve as a model in creating a fair and just society through honest work attitudes and eradication of corruption as a public official of Yeonggwang County.
Specifically, it includes ▲ compliance with laws and principles as a public official ▲ fair and transparent handling of duties ▲ actively reporting matters that undermine fairness and integrity ▲ prohibition of accepting money and entertainment, and mandatory compliance with the code of conduct for public officials.
Yeonggwang County is fostering a culture of integrity and creating a clean public service environment by pledging to live with integrity and eradicate corruption through the anti-corruption and integrity pledge, reflecting the new mayor’s strong will.
Mayor Jang Se-il of Yeonggwang County said, “We will prioritize the livelihood and welfare of the people by steadily promoting the promises made to the residents of Yeonggwang, such as the introduction of basic income, the establishment of an RE 100 industrial complex, and the construction of a carbon-free energy demonstration complex. I will serve the residents of Yeonggwang with humility and devote myself to county administration to create a new Yeonggwang administration.”
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