Gyeonggi-do Northern Government Complex Operates Special Space for Retired Public Officials

Photo Zone Installation and Operation Adds Meaning to Retirement Ceremony
Transformed into Gyeonggi-do Provincial Government Promotion Space After Retirement Ceremony

Gyeonggi Province Northern Office announced on the 21st that it will install and operate a retirement ceremony photo zone in the Northern Office Peace Talk Hall to honor the contributions of retired public officials who have worked for more than 20 years and to provide them with special memories.

Gyeonggi-do Northern Office has installed and is operating a retirement ceremony photo zone in the Northern Office Peace Talk Hall to honor the contributions of retired public officials who have worked for more than 20 years and to provide special memories. Photo by Gyeonggi-do

The photo zone will be operated as a space where retirees, their families, and colleagues can take commemorative photos together for 60 days each in the first and second half of every year. This year, it will be open from the 21st until December 31. After the retirement ceremony period ends, banners featuring Gyeonggi Province’s administrative slogans and promotional materials will be displayed to increase citizen participation and interest.

The operation of the photo zone is a measure reflecting suggestions made at a luncheon meeting with executives of the Gyeonggi Province Integrated Public Officials Labor Union, held on the 8th under the chairmanship of the Deputy Governor for Administration 2. It is meaningful in that it honors the dedication of retired public officials and provides a special opportunity to commemorate their retirement. Additionally, it is expected to contribute to administrative promotion by utilizing the space more efficiently.

Oh Hu-seok, Deputy Governor for Administration 2, said, “I am pleased that through the operation of the photo zone, we can honor the dedication of retired public officials and provide a meaningful space to leave memories,” adding, “We will continue to pursue policies that enable both citizens and public officials to communicate and empathize with each other.”