Oh Jung-geun Appointed as the 15th President of Pyeongtaek Cultural Center
On the afternoon of the 27th, Pyeongtaek City in Gyeonggi Province held the inauguration ceremony of Oh Jung-geun as the 15th president of the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center in the main conference hall of Pyeongtaek City Hall.
Oh Jung-geun, the newly appointed president of the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center, is holding up the flag of the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center at the inauguration ceremony.
[Photo by Pyeongtaek City]
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Founded in 1953 and celebrating its 71st anniversary this year, the Pyeongtaek Cultural Center is engaged in ▲local history research ▲utilization of regional cultural heritage ▲inheritance and development of traditional culture ▲operation of the complex cultural space Utdari Munhwachon ▲promotion of tourism through the operation of Pyeongtaek City Tour ▲and cultural and artistic education projects. The new president Oh’s term is four years, lasting until February 2028.
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In his inauguration speech, President Oh stated, "Pyeongtaek is navigating toward becoming a metropolitan city with a population of one million through Pyeongtaek Port, the only international trading port in Gyeonggi Province, and the semiconductor industry, which is a future growth engine," adding, "Along with quantitative growth, I will take the lead to ensure that all citizens can enjoy spiritual richness through culture."
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