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0 Democratic Party of Korea-elect Tae-young Yeom and Suwon-mu proposed, “Regardless of the election results, let’s cooperate to fulfill the common pledges of the Suwon region and the ruling and opposition parties in the general election.”
- Reporter nameReporter Nam Gi-woong, Mobile Reporting Department
- Entered 2024.04.17 15:17
[Mobile Reporter Nam Ki-woong] National Assembly member-elect Yeom Tae-young of the Democratic Party of Korea proposed that regardless of the results of the April 10 general election, we should join forces to resolve common pledges presented by the ruling and opposition parties and major pending issues in the Suwon region.
President-elect Yeom Tae-young said on Facebook on the 17th, “In the last general election, the ruling and opposition party candidates in the Suwon area presented alternatives in each field to realize a ‘greater Suwon’ and promised to implement them. Now is the time for action. “New politics.” “Let’s start in Suwon,” he said.
President-elect Yeom said, “The realization of ‘new politics’ was the hot topic of this general election. Regardless of whether we win or lose the election, we must respect the will of the people and work together to revive the people’s livelihood. That is what citizens truly expect from our politics. “He suggested.
He said, “The ‘Suwon Hwaseong Military Airport Relocation Project,’ a 70-year task for our Suwon, was promised by President Yoon Seok-yeol when he was elected, and was the pledge of all the ruling and opposition candidates in the Suwon area in this general election.” He explained, “We promised to promote the creation of a semiconductor mega cluster in southern Gyeonggi Province and the enactment of a ‘special law to support special cities.’”
In addition, President-elect Yeom said, “The ‘Gyeongbu Line Railway Suwon Section Underground Project’ has also entered a new phase. It was a project that I proposed as the mayor of Suwon during the 2017 presidential election committee, and this time, former emergency chairman Han Dong-hoon of the ruling party stepped forward and pledged,” he said. “We promised together.” “The same goes for the subway line 3 extension project,” he emphasized.
He added, “Since these projects were common pledges of the ruling and opposition parties, I once again propose that a ‘joint promotion organization’ be created as soon as possible and quickly implement them.”
He said, “I respectfully request the People Power Party,” and added, “Let’s bring together the passion we poured into during the last general election and turn it into a bigger driving force. “Let’s work together for regional development and make it a model for new politics,” he said.
At the same time, he said, “The collaborative efforts we make together will become a touchstone for changing Korean politics,” and asked, “Please join us as a leading player in Suwon’s leap forward.”Reporter Nam Gi-woong, Mobile Reporting Department
