Nak-yeon Lee between Daegu and Jong-in Kim “to Honam”

Entry 2020.11.04 10:48 | Revision 2020.11.04 10:52

Chaired at Daegu and Gyeongbuk
“Efforts to Assign Additional Infectious Disease Specialty Hospitals”
“No active members of TK … allocation of cooperative members”
50% increase in regional allocation for public institutions in the ‘reverse discrimination’ controversy
“Ask students after the system is implemented”

Furthermore, the Democratic Party representative Lee Nak-yeon visited Daegu for the first time after taking office on the 4th and said, “I am sorry that a specialized infectious disease hospital has not been assigned to Daegu and Gyeongbuk,” and said: “I’ll do my best to get Daegu and Gyeongbuk assigned to me as well.” On the morning of this morning, CEO Lee held a ‘Regional Balanced New Deal for Regional Win-Win in Daegu and Gyeongbuk, the best on site’ at Daegu Hotel Inter-Burgo Exco, and said: “To achieve regional development balanced, young people must live with pride in that region. To do so, education, health care, housing and culture have to be supported, “he said.

Representative Lee said, “We will assign members of the National Assembly who are responsible for cooperating with projects or budgets in regions with few or no members of the Democratic National Assembly.” Representative Lee said, “There are no members of the Democratic Party in Daegu and Gyeongbuk. The interior of Boo, Ul and Gyeongdo parks are vulnerable,” he said. “I will assign a council member to take responsibility for project budget difficulties and cooperate with regional committees in regions with few or no members.” . He said: “We will activate the Daegu-Gyeongbuk Special Development Committee, focusing on cooperative legislators, as a way to improve the internal quality of cooperative advisers and external chairmen.”

Representative Lee said that by hiring public institutions in Daegu Innovative City, the proportion of graduates from local universities will increase. Representative Lee visited Gwangju and Honam last week ““We will consider how to select up to 50% of local college graduates from public institutions in innovative cities across the country.” Of the total 50%, 30% are from local universities in the area where the public institutions are located and the remaining 20% ​​are from other universities. This is a method for completing local college graduates.

In this regard “The National Committee for Balanced Development is reviewing it,” he said. “There are people who raise the issue of reverse discrimination, but if there is a device that is applied to students who enter after the system is implemented, that problem can be solved a lot.” Earlier, Representative Ha Tae-gyeong, the people’s power, said: “It is absolutely unacceptable that the 50% quota system makes all public institutions Inguk-gong (Incheon International Airport Corporation),” he said. It is subject to reverse discrimination. ”

Regarding the local allocation system for low-ranking civil servants, “As for the local allocation system for civil servants, recommended talents of local directors are included as part of them, and it is highly appreciated.” .

It has been 1 year and 7 months since the leadership of the Democratic Party visited Daegu in person since April last year, when he was former party leader Lee Hae-chan. Dae-gu⋅Gyeongbuk is classified as a traditional garden of people’s power. In such a place, it seems that Lee came down to this place and was ranked highest in the field considering the by-election of the mayors of Seoul and Busan next year and the presidential election two years later. This afternoon, Executive Director Lee visits Busan and visits the Busan Harbor North Port redevelopment project site.

The power of the people, Kim Jong-in, a large-scale chairman of the Democratic Party, also sought to find Honam, the garden of the Democratic Party, to capture the public sentiment of the Honam region. On the 3rd, President Kim visited Gwangju and held a political meeting with the heads of local governments of Gwangju Jeonnam and said, “I will do my best” and “look like action.” Gwangju is the home base of Chief Executive Officer Nak-yeon Lee, former Governor of Jeonnam Province. President Kim told reporters about his move to Honam: “I don’t know why, but there are a lot of Honam people in Seoul.” The proportion of Honam’s population in Seoul is 14.8%, which is said to be the largest except for those born in Seoul (47.9%).