Gwangmyeong City Focuses on Tangible Outcomes for Citizens
"2027 Major Business Plan Reporting Meeting" to Be Held Three Times: September 29, October 1 and 2
Participation from 53 Departments and 4 Public Agencies
Enhancing Fiscal Efficiency and Project Execution

Gwangmyeong City in Gyeonggi Province, led by Mayor Seungwon Park, is officially embarking on designing its 2027 municipal administration, with the goal of significantly enhancing public perception of government policies and driving tangible improvements in citizens’ daily lives.

Seungwon Park, Mayor of Gwangmyeong City, is presiding over the '2027 Major Work Plan Report Meeting' held on the 29th at the city hall's main conference room. Provided by Gwangmyeong City

Seungwon Park, Mayor of Gwangmyeong City, is presiding over the '2027 Major Work Plan Report Meeting' held on the 29th at the city hall's main conference room. Provided by Gwangmyeong City

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Gwangmyeong City announced that starting on the 29th, it would hold the "2027 Major Business Plan Reporting Meeting" three times in total—on September 29, October 1, and October 2—in the main conference room of City Hall.


This reporting meeting is focused on translating the three core values of the ninth popularly elected administration into concrete action projects: "Livelihood," which protects citizens’ valued lives; "Peace," which aims for everyday tranquility and prepares for a sustainable future; and "Solidarity," which empowers citizens to collaboratively shape the city’s future.


The meeting is attended by 53 city departments and four public agencies. The format minimizes formal and procedural reports and instead emphasizes discussion to address current key issues. Notably, all department heads and managers from every division will participate in all three meetings, sharing departmental work plans and immediately discussing projects requiring inter-departmental cooperation on-site, thereby enhancing the completeness of policy development.


Through this meeting, the city will actively identify core initiatives to build upon existing accomplishments, as well as new projects to fulfill campaign pledges of the ninth administration. In addition, major pending issues such as transportation and urban development—and policy projects requiring coordination with relevant organizations—will be reviewed and discussed from multiple perspectives, with the aim of strengthening execution capabilities.


Furthermore, projects for which necessity has diminished, or which have become obsolete due to changing conditions, will be strictly reviewed and are to be phased out, allowing the city’s limited fiscal resources to be used more efficiently.


Efforts to ensure transparent administration will also continue. The city is live-streaming the entire reporting session through Gwangmyeong City’s official YouTube channel, enabling any citizen to directly observe the policy discussions and deliberations on key municipal projects.



Mayor Seungwon Park stated, "Building on the achievements accumulated through the seventh and eighth terms, the ninth administration will create policies that enrich not only citizens’ present lives but also their future. We will carefully examine the policies that are truly needed by citizens and meticulously design the city government so these efforts can lead to real, meaningful improvements in daily life."


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