Democratic Party Members from Four Districts Gather in Yeongdeok... From Unity to Solidarity

Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin Democratic Party Members Hold Unity Rally
Sports Events and Communication Strengthen Regional Solidarity

Democratic Party members from the Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin districts gathered in Yeongdeok, North Gyeongsang Province, to hold a unity rally, strengthening exchanges and solidarity between the regions.

This event was organized to encourage party members who have participated together in major political schedules such as local elections and party conventions, as well as to expand communication among Democratic Party members from the four areas of Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin.

Democratic Party members from four regions gathered in Yeongdeok for unity beyond harmony

Photo by The Democratic Party

During the event, attendees were divided into teams by region and participated in sports programs such as a snack relay, jegichagi (Korean shuttlecock kicking), and a boot relay. Participants competed against each other by region, cheering for one another and fostering a sense of harmony.

After lunch, programs designed to build camaraderie, including a singing contest, continued. Dignitaries in attendance also joined the stage, mingling with party members and contributing to the festive atmosphere.

Mae Im, Democratic Party member of the National Assembly, stated, "The strength to protect our region ultimately comes from party members working together in the field," and added, "I will engage in closer communication with our members to properly bring the voices of our region into politics."

Junggi Oh, head of the Democratic Party's North Gyeongsang Province chapter, remarked, "The starting point for strengthening the Democratic Party’s competitiveness in North Gyeongsang Province lies in trust and solidarity among party members," and emphasized, "We will work together so that the local organization can take even deeper root on the ground."

Im Mi-ae, Member of the National Assembly for Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin of the Democratic Party of Korea, is giving a greeting speech while strengthening regional solidarity through a sports event and communication at the party member unity rally.
[Photo by the Democratic Party of Korea]

The regional competitiveness of a political party is not built on polling rates achieved during elections alone. The true strength of an organization depends on how closely party members and residents’ voices are connected in everyday life and how effectively local issues are brought into the political discourse. Attention is now focused on whether this gathering will serve as a foundation for ongoing on-the-ground politics that connects Uiseong, Cheongsong, Yeongdeok, and Uljin, moving beyond a one-time show of unity.

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