Dobong District Launches 'Integrity Relay' for Senior Officials... First Participant Is Mayor Eonseok Oh

Posted on Internal Network and Official YouTube Channel

The "Integrity Practice Relay Campaign" being conducted by Dobong District in Seoul is raising awareness of a culture of integrity among public officials within the organization. The district is carrying out the "Integrity Practice Relay Campaign" for senior officials at the level of grade 5 and above until next month. The campaign operates by having senior officials deliver messages about integrity in videos or photos, each lasting about 15 seconds.

Eonseok Oh, Dobong District Mayor, is holding a "No to Improper Solicitation!" placard and participating in the integrity practice relay campaign. Provided by Dobong District.

The first participant in the campaign is Eonseok Oh, Mayor of Dobong District. Mayor Oh delivered a message of integrity while holding a placard that reads "No to Improper Solicitation!" In the video, Mayor Oh emphasized that integrity is both a core value and a fundamental attitude for public officials. The next participants will be directors at the district office. In their videos, the directors are expected to deliver sincere messages about integrity from their own perspectives.

The produced videos will be released on the district's internal network as well as on Dobong District's official YouTube channel. Dobong District stated, "We plan to raise awareness of integrity within the community by making these videos available not only to district employees but also to residents."

Eonseok Oh, Mayor of Dobong District, said, "This campaign was organized to spread a culture of integrity within the organization," and added, "We will continue our efforts to make Dobong District a trusted community both internally and externally."