Hwasun County Council and Yeonggwang County Council Make Reciprocal Hometown Love Donations

40 Council Members and Staff Take Part; Each Council Donates 2 Million Won
Supporting Regional Development and Strengthening Friendship and Cooperation Between the Councils

Hwasun County Council and Yeonggwang County Council made reciprocal donations to the Hometown Love Donation Program, joining forces to promote the sustainable development of both regions.

The two councils held a reciprocal donation event at 3 p.m. on the 20th in the chairperson's office at Yeonggwang County Council. A total of 13 people, including Hwasun County Council Chairperson Kim Seokbong and Yeonggwang County Council Chairperson Jo Ilyoung, attended.

The Hwasun County Council and Yeonggwang County Council made reciprocal donations to the Hometown Love Donation Program. Photo provided by the Hwasun County Council.

A total of 40 council members and staff took part, with 20 participants from each council. Each participant contributed 100,000 won, bringing the total donated by Hwasun County Council to Yeonggwang County to 2 million won, and the total donated by Yeonggwang County Council to Hwasun County to 2 million won.

The event was organized to support the development of both regions through hometown love donations and to expand exchanges between the councils.

Yeonggwang County Council Chairperson Jo Ilyoung said, "I hope this reciprocal donation will further strengthen the friendship between the two councils and serve as a valuable opportunity for both regions to develop together."

Hwasun County Council Chairperson Kim Seokbong said, "I hope this reciprocal donation will help foster cooperation and shared development between the two regions, and we will continue exchanges between the councils."

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