Democratic Party appoints Park Jeong as a 'flower-loving' member of parliament.

게시됨 2025년 10월 2일

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[Korean Farmers and Fishermen Newspaper Reporter Du-hyeon Lee] The Korea Flower Self-Help Fund Association appointed Representative Park Jeong (Democratic Party, Paju City, Gyeonggi Province) as a "Flower-Loving Legislator" at the National Assembly Building on September 30. The Flower-Loving Legislators initiative began in the 19th National Assembly in 2013 to promote the development of the flower industry and the spread of flower culture, and currently, 16 members, including Representative Park, are active in the 22nd National Assembly. As the Korea-Ecuador Strategic Economic Cooperation Agreement (SECA), which could be fatal to the domestic flower industry, is pending approval by the National Assembly, the Self-Help Fund Association is accelerating its cooperation with the National Assembly to ensure that measures to protect the flower industry can be prepared in advance. On the day of the appointment ceremony,

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The Korea Flower Promotion Council appointed Representative Park Jeong of the Democratic Party (Paju Si-eul, Gyeonggi Province) as a "Flower-Loving Legislator" at the National Assembly Hall on September 30. The Flower-Loving Legislators initiative began in the 19th National Assembly in 2013 to promote the development of the flower industry and the spread of flower culture, and currently, 16 members, including Representative Park, are active in the 22nd National Assembly. As the Korea-Ecuador Strategic Economic Cooperation Agreement (SECA) poses a potentially fatal threat to the domestic flower industry, with only the approval of the National Assembly remaining, the Promotion Council is accelerating its cooperation with the National Assembly to ensure that measures to protect the flower industry are in place. Attendees at the appointment ceremony included Chairman Seo Yong-il of the Promotion Council, Chairman Jeong Su-young of the Gyeonggi Province Rose Research Association, and ...

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