Jeong Dong-young, the Jeonju mayor-elect of the Democratic Party of Korea, said on the 16th, “Emergency action is necessary in a situation where Jeonbuk is subsiding and sinking,” and “In order for Jeonbuk to come together as one and create new energy, we are holding a ‘Roundtable for Jeonbuk’s leap forward’.” “It’s worth putting together,” he claimed.
Three people, including Chung Dong-young and Park Hee-seung, elected members of the Democratic Party of Korea, and Kang Gyeong-sook, proportional elected representative of the Fatherland Innovation Party, appeared on KBS Jeonju Broadcasting’s ‘Live In-Depth Debate’ at 10 pm on the 16th and discussed in depth alternatives and future plans for Jeonbuk development.
On this day, President-elect Jeong said, “Mangeum has not yet emerged from the ‘Saemangeum’ that has been promoted for over 30 years.” He added, “Since the major SOC budgets were massively cut last year and some of them were restored, the Saemangeum momentum has weakened, so we need to rebuild it.” He emphasized.
▲Jeong Dong-young, the Democratic Party of Korea’s Jeonju mayor-elect, said on the 16th, “Emergency action is necessary in a situation where Jeonbuk is subsiding and sinking,” and added, “In order for Jeonbuk to come together as one and create new energy, we have formed a ‘Roundtable for Jeonbuk’s Leap Forward’. “It’s worth seeing,” he claimed. ⓒKBS Jeonju Broadcasting YouTube capture
Regarding this, President-elect Jeong Dong-young said, “Gunsan, Gimje, and Buan are fighting over pending issues, and there is a need to push for a plan to create ‘Saemangeum Special Self-Governing City’ by uniting these regions through a pan-provincial agreement.” He also added, “There is also a plan to integrate Jeonju and Wanju. “It is an extension of that,” he claimed.
President-elect Jeong Dong-young said, “Of the 92 urban-rural cities in the country, 90 cities and counties were integrated 20 to 30 years ago, and now only two remain, and those are Jeonju and Wanju.” He added, “If the two cities combine, they will have an area of 300 million pyeong, 1.5 times the size of Seoul.” “The largest city in Korea will be born,” he said.
President-elect Jeong Dong-young said, “(Through the integration of Jeonju and Wanju), the center is strong, so when Jeonbuk stands up, other cities and counties will be able to stand up as well,” and added, “If integrated, it must provide enough advantages that Wanju-gun residents can enjoy, and Wanju-gun must be integrated.” “We need to make sure people understand that there are opportunities and benefits when they go to the city,” he emphasized.
President-elect Park Hee-seung emphasized on this day, “Jeonbuk politics has not played a role in the past, but now it has completely changed with the increase in players,” and added, “We will make efforts to attract talented people to Jeonbuk, such as establishing Namwon Public Medical School and a bio-specialized complex.”
President-elect Park said, “Currently, a bill regarding the establishment of a public medical school is pending in the National Assembly. The bill was stopped because the Chairman of the Legislative and Judiciary Committee of the People Power Party did not submit it, and the momentum was greatly weakened after the general election.”
President-elect Park Hee-seung said, “Democratic Party members, including Lee Jae-myeong, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, are actively in favor,” and added, “When we enter the 22nd National Assembly, our goal is to re-introduce and pass related bills. As a consensus has been formed on increasing the number of medical school students, public medical schools will be opened within this year.” “I believe the related law will be able to pass the National Assembly,” he emphasized.
▲Kang Gyeong-sook, proportional representative-elect of the Fatherland Innovation Party, said, “Many people supported the Fatherland Innovation Party. I felt its enthusiasm, and in the future, we will make efforts to attract young talent to Jeonbuk, such as establishing a public medical school and a bio-specialized complex.” claimed. ⓒKBS Jeonju Broadcasting YouTube capture
Kang Gyeong-sook, proportional representative-elect of the Fatherland Innovation Party, said, “Many people supported the Fatherland Innovation Party in the last general election. I felt its enthusiasm, and in the future, we will make efforts to attract young talent to Jeonbuk, such as establishing a public medical school and a bio-specialized complex.” “It is,” he claimed.
President-elect Kang Gyeong-sook said, “In addition to the 10 Jeonbuk lawmakers, it is also worth forming a ‘Jeonbuk-born consultative body’ that gathers together with ruling and opposition party lawmakers from other regions related to Jeonbuk.” She added, “We can create a consultative body to study pending issues and join forces on urgent issues.” “Effort is needed,” he said.
The three opposition party members who were elected in the 22nd general election agreed that they must join forces to ‘secure Jeonbuk’s share’ at the 22nd National Assembly and maintain communication with the ruling party on pending issues such as increasing the national budget. They also agreed that the Democratic Party and the Fatherland Innovation Party should join forces for the development of Jeollabuk-do.
On the other hand, President-elect Park Hee-seung said, “In addition to Jeonbuk’s share, it is also very important to find Jeonbuk’s share in the eastern region,” and in fact emphasized attracting a second innovative city to the eastern region, foreshadowing a battle of wits in Jeonbuk in the future. Since Iksan City has been claiming to host a second innovation city, some argue that coordination within the political world is necessary.
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