Sejong City Mayor Unveils Vision to Become a Global Hangeul Hub
Global Economic Times Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-01-08 14:01:36
Sejong City, South Korea – Sejong City Mayor Choi Min-ho has announced an ambitious plan to transform the city into a global hub for the Korean alphabet, Hangeul. In a recent address to city officials, Mayor Choi outlined a comprehensive vision that aims to imbue every aspect of city life with the spirit of Hangeul.
The mayor emphasized the importance of creating a visually striking and immersive Hangeul experience for visitors and residents alike. Plans include the construction of a Hangeul tower, the renovation of public spaces to incorporate Hangeul elements, and the renaming of landmarks to reflect the city’s linguistic heritage.
"We want people to feel the presence of Hangeul everywhere they go in Sejong," said Mayor Choi. "By making Hangeul the heart of our city, we can attract more tourists, promote our unique cultural identity, and foster a stronger sense of community."
In addition to the cultural initiatives, Mayor Choi also announced several infrastructure projects designed to improve the city's connectivity and quality of life. These projects include the construction of a high-speed rail line and the expansion of the city's road network.
To promote economic development, the mayor emphasized the importance of attracting tourists and businesses to Sejong. The city is planning to develop new tourism attractions and create a more business-friendly environment.
The mayor's vision has been met with enthusiasm from city officials and residents alike. Many believe that the transformation of Sejong into a Hangeul culture city will not only benefit the city but also help to promote Korean culture on the global stage.
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