Miryang City Announces Welfare Policy Plan to be Implemented Over Four Years Starting in 2027
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Miryang City, Gyeongsangnam-do, has prepared new welfare policies to improve the quality of life for its citizens. The city announced on the 29th that it has finalized its '6th Community Social Security Plan' at City Hall and has begun full-scale preparations.
This plan contains the mid- to long-term direction and specific strategies for welfare policies that Miryang City will implement over a total of four years, from 2027 to 2030. The city established this plan to provide customized welfare services necessary for local residents.
Through this plan, Miryang City aims to reduce welfare blind spots within the region and create a welfare environment that all citizens can experience. To this end, the city plans to efficiently utilize various welfare resources and implement policies in cooperation with the local community.
This announcement is expected to serve as an important indicator of which welfare services Miryang City will strengthen over the next four years. Miryang City plans to continue its efforts to build a better welfare city by actively reflecting the opinions of its citizens.
Sources: 더코리아
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