Kim Kyung-Dae's Mayoral Transition Committee Launched in Yongsan, Organized into Four Divisions

Shim Gyo-Eon, Professor at Konkuk University, Appointed Chairman
Implementation Plans for Pledges to Be Prepared by June 30

The mayoral transition committee for Kim Kyung-Dae, Mayor-elect of Yongsan District, was officially launched on June 10.

According to Yongsan District Office on June 11, the committee’s appointment ceremony and nameplate unveiling were held that day in the transition committee’s office on the second basement floor of the Yongsan District General Administration Town. The committee consists of a total of 30 members, including Chairman Shim Gyo-Eon, Vice Chairman Hwang Jong-Man, 15 committee members, and Chief Advisory Member Lee Jeong-Hoon.

At the inauguration ceremony of the 9th elected Yongsan District Mayor Transition Committee held on the 10th, Kim Kyung-Dae, Mayor-elect of Yongsan District (center front row), and the transition committee members are posing for a commemorative photo. Provided by Yongsan District Office.

Chairman Shim is currently a professor at Konkuk University's Graduate School of Real Estate Studies. He is an expert in urban and real estate affairs, having previously served as head of the real estate team for the Presidential Transition Committee and as the 18th President of the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements.

The committee is organized into four divisions: the Global City Development Committee (headed by Sohn Seo-Hee), the Safety, Transportation, and Infrastructure Committee (headed by Jeon Ji-Hye), the Livelihood Economy and Integrated Welfare Committee (headed by Lee Ho-Gap), and the Administration, Education, and Culture-Tourism Committee (headed by Song Ji-Seong). The committee will be active until June 30, preparing detailed implementation plans for key pledges and reviewing and supporting the overall transition of district administration.

Mayor-elect Kim Kyung-Dae stated, "The transition committee marks the starting point for shaping the future of Yongsan over the next four years," adding, "We will deliver real change by turning our promises to residents into policies and projects."

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