Sharing Achievements and Vision of the 8th Civil Administration
Strong Support for Age-Friendly City Policies
Geochang County in South Gyeongsang Province announced on July 14 that it held a "Special Lecture by the County Governor" for 229 enrolled students at two Senior Colleges affiliated with the Korean Senior Citizens Association Geochang County Branch. The lectures took place at the Geochang County Senior Welfare Center and the Gajo-myeon Senior Citizens Center.
This special lecture was organized by the Geochang and Eastern Senior Colleges, both affiliated with the Korean Senior Citizens Association Geochang County Branch. Under the theme "Three Years of the 8th Civil Administration: Achievements and Vision, Together with the Residents," the event provided a meaningful opportunity to understand the overall county administration.
Special Lecture by Geuchang County Governor Koo Inmo at the Senior College Affiliated with the Korean Senior Citizens Association
During the lecture, County Governor Koo Inmo introduced Geochang County's major achievements, including: ranking first in population among military-level counties in South Gyeongsang Province; becoming the first youth-friendly city officially certified in South Korea; implementing sustainable agriculture and rural policies; and providing respected senior welfare services.
He also explained practical policy plans for senior welfare, such as obtaining WHO age-friendly city certification, supporting happiness tables at senior centers, expanding job opportunities for seniors, and organizing movie outings for the elderly. Koo Inmo stated that the county will continue to provide comprehensive support in welfare, healthcare, and transportation.
Branch President Kang Changnam expressed his gratitude, saying, "The governor's sincere lecture has helped seniors better understand the county administration and served as an opportunity to enhance communication."
Governor Koo Inmo said, "I am grateful to the Senior Colleges affiliated with the Korean Senior Citizens Association Geochang County Branch for providing an opportunity to communicate with local seniors. I will do my utmost to realize a 100-year life full of respect and honor, and to make Geochang an age-friendly city."
Meanwhile, the Senior Colleges affiliated with the Korean Senior Citizens Association Geochang County Branch operate two campuses: Geochang Senior College and Eastern Senior College (covering the Gajo, Gabuk, and Namha regions). From March to December, they offer weekly lectures on culture, health and fitness, and special topics every Friday to improve the quality of life for the elderly and promote their participation in society.
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