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On the morning of the morning of the 31st, former lawmaker Tae-seop Geum held a declaration ceremony for the re-election of Seoul Mayor at the Hongdae Prism Hall in Seogyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. It is an election, but the political sphere has not changed at all, and we are only fighting an old fight.”
Representative Geum Jeon promised to devote all of my strength to healing the wounds left by the Corona 19 disaster and recovering people’s lives. To this end, he made a total of seven representative pledges.
First, it promised to establish a digital vice market system. Resources must be placed in the right place and risks must be cut off early. For this, Congressman explained that a quick and flexible response using big data is needed.
He said, “There is a CTO in New York City and a CDO in London, but the Seoul Digital Vice President will benchmark Taiwan’s Digital Minister Audrey Tang,” he said. “To protect the lives and safety of citizens, I will give you full control.”
He said he will continue to support self-employed people so they can survive until the economy recovers. It will be paid differentially based on the decrease in sales, but basically, it will support 2 million won equivalent to 80% of monthly rent for 6 months.
He promised to resume emergency support for young people who had disappeared since last spring. The people most hit by the coronavirus are those in the 20s and 30s who have to find their first job, but the difficulties in entering the labor market can last a very long time. Accordingly, the plan is to pay 500,000 won per month for youth job search support for 6 months.
The fourth pledge was to promote’Seoul-style public redevelopment’. He emphasized, “We will boldly expand public redevelopment according to the needs of residents, including 393 areas where the existing redevelopment designation has been lifted,” and emphasized, “We will also support the provision of the first housing for the citizens of Seoul, and the first jeonse in their lives.” did.
He announced that he would rewrite the’Seoul Human Rights Ordinance’ that reflects the global standard of human rights, and that the autonomous police system, which begins on July 1, will take root.
As a final pledge, Congressman Geum Jeon promised to block the politicization of Seoul’s government.
He said, “For overcoming disasters, for people’s livelihood, and for a better life, the foundation for integration and cooperation must be created first.” “This is the reason why rational politics and politics that fit common sense must be revived. “I dare to believe that Tae-seop Geum, who has consistently followed the principles, is the right person to make such a change.”