Large-Scale Integrity Campaign
with 25 Public and Private Organizations
Gwangju Transportation Corporation participated in an integrity culture festival on the 5th in the Bitgaram-dong area of Naju, along with 25 public institutions and private organizations, conducting a public campaign to promote the spread of an integrity culture. Provided by Gwangju Transportation Corporation
Gwangju Transportation Corporation (President Cho Ikmun) announced on September 8 that it had participated in the "Gwangju-Jeonnam Bitgaram Integrity Culture Festival," held on September 5 in the Bitgaram-dong area of Naju, and launched a large-scale integrity campaign in cooperation with related organizations.
The campaign involved 25 public institutions and private organizations from the Gwangju and Jeonnam regions, focusing on delivering anti-corruption and integrity messages to citizens. The key topics included eradicating drunk driving, introducing laws related to improper solicitation, and breaking down abusive practices in everyday life.
In particular, as the chair organization of this year's "Bitgaram Integrity Practice Network," the corporation took the lead in organizing the event. By joining forces with both the public and private sectors and engaging directly with citizens on site, the corporation is expected to contribute to the spread of an integrity culture in the local community.
A representative of the corporation stated, "Integrity is the most important core value for building a healthy society," adding, "We will continue to do our best to create a transparent and clean community."
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