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Kim Dong-yeon Praises His Administration...Standout Ideas from Department Directors at Provincial Office "First Day Breaking Inertia"

On the 14th, announced results of 'TED (Try, Energy, Dream) Policy Audition - Opportunity Gyeonggi Policy Challenge' through SNS"I firmly believe in the 16,000 civil servants of Gyeonggi Province Office"
Governor Kim Dong-yeon's SNS.
Governor Kim Dong-yeon's SNS.

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hun] Governor Kim Dong-yeon of Gyeonggi Province praised the 'TED (Try, Energy, Dream) Policy Audition - Opportunity Gyeonggi Policy Challenge,' where department directors from Gyeonggi Province presented provincial administration ideas.

On the 14th, Governor Kim shared standout ideas from department directors at the provincial office through SNS and said, "I firmly believe in the 16,000 civil servants of Gyeonggi Province Office," adding, "This is the first day we broke through the inertia and complacency we have been carrying."

He continued, "I believe that when our implementation power changes the provincial office and public institutions, Gyeonggi Province will change and the Republic of Korea will change," and said, "Let's work joyfully, breaking our own frameworks as we did yesterday and today at the TED policy audition!"

Following is the full text of Governor Kim Dong-yeon's SNS post.

<I am confident in your 'delightful rebellion,' civil servants of Gyeonggi Province Office>

A 'delightful rebellion' that breaks through the framework of conventional wisdom and inertia changes the world. Of course, this is only possible when action follows new ideas.

The 'TED (Try, Energy, Dream) Policy Audition - Opportunity Gyeonggi Policy Challenge,' where department directors of Gyeonggi Province Office personally presented provincial administration ideas, was held over two days yesterday and today.

Standout ideas poured in, such as 'joint sales of mineral water between North and South Korea,' 'establishment and operation of youth-participation opportunity funds,' 'Z-Mom's Choice Committee,' and 'unconditional infertility treatment cost support.' Everyone courageously shared what they wanted to talk about.

I firmly believe in all 16,000 civil servants of Gyeonggi Province Office!

This is just the beginning. This is the first day we broke through the inertia and complacency we have been carrying.

I believe that when our implementation power changes the provincial office and public institutions, Gyeonggi Province will change and the Republic of Korea will change. Let's work joyfully, breaking our own frameworks as we did yesterday and today at the TED policy audition!

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