Politics · South Korea · 1 hr ago
Jeonnam-Gwangju mayor plans to lead administration from Muan office
Min Hyung-bae, the Jeonnam-Gwangju mayor, said on Oct.
12 that he plans to lead the administration from the Muan office.
The office was the former Jeonnam provincial government building before administrative integration.
He said he wants to address issues affecting the southwest, including building a medical system and relocating a military airport.
He also plans to promote the results of efforts to attract a semiconductor industrial complex.
These priorities link the location of his work in Muan with regional issues he says need attention.
His next step, as stated, is to lead the administration from that office.
Jeonnam-Gwangju Mayor Min Hyung-bae plans to lead the city administration from the Muan office.
The office was the former South Jeolla provincial government building.
He said he would do so before administrative integration.
The plan is intended to address issues in the southwestern region, including building a medical system and relocating a military airport.
He also aims to extend the results of efforts to attract a semiconductor industrial complex.
- Who
- Jeonnam-Gwangju Mayor Min Hyung-bae.
- What
- He plans to lead the city administration from the Muan office before administrative integration.
- When
- October 12, 2026.
- Where
- The Muan office, formerly the South Jeolla provincial government building.
- Why
- To address southwestern regional issues and extend the results of efforts to attract a semiconductor industrial complex.
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- Mayor
- Min Hyung-bae
- Office
- Muan office, formerly the South Jeolla provincial government building
- Announcement
- October 12, 2026
- Regional issues
- Medical system development and military airport relocation
- Industry
- Efforts to attract a semiconductor industrial complex
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