【브레이크뉴스 의성】이성현 기자=의성군(군수 김주수)은 2일 의성문화회관에서 직원 600여 명이 참석한 가운데 2026년도 시무식을 열고 새해 군정 운영의 출발을 알렸다.

▲ 의성군 시무식  © 의성군

이날 시무식에서는 공무원 헌장 낭독을 통해 공직자로서의 사명과 책임을 되새기는 한편, 2026년 새롭게 도약하는 의성군의 변화와 발전 방향에 대한 비전을 공유하는 시간이 마련됐다.

김주수 의성군수는 신년사를 통해 2026년 군정 추진 방향으로 ▲AI 기반 행정 역량 강화 ▲공항 연계 지역 경제 활성화 ▲세포배양산업과 바이오산업 등 미래 신성장 산업 확장 ▲생애주기별 맞춤형 지원을 통한 ‘행복의성’ 구현 ▲농업 혁신을 통한 지속가능한 농업 실현 ▲안전하고 품격 있는 농촌공간 조성 ▲관광산업 전환 가속화 등을 제시했다. 아울러 모든 공직자가 기본과 원칙에 충실한 자세로 군정에 임해 줄 것을 당부했다.

김 군수는 “지금까지 쌓아온 성과를 굳건히 지키는 동시에, 이를 발판으로 더 큰 도약을 준비하는 마음으로 의성의 미래를 한층 더 단단히 세워 나가겠다”며 “끝까지 책임 있는 자세로 군정 운영에 최선을 다하겠다”고 강조했다.

의성군은 앞으로도 전 공직자가 하나 된 마음으로 군정 목표 달성을 위해 역량을 결집하고, 군민이 체감할 수 있는 실질적인 행정 성과 창출에 행정력을 집중해 나갈 방침이다.

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Uiseong County Holds 2026 New Year's Ceremony

Uiseong County (Governor Kim Ju-soo) held a 2026 New Year's Ceremony at the Uiseong Cultural Center on the 2nd, with approximately 600 employees in attendance, marking the start of the new year's administration.

The ceremony included a reading of the Civil Servant Charter, reflecting on the mission and responsibilities of public officials. It also provided an opportunity to share a vision for the changes and development of Uiseong County, poised for a new leap forward in 2026.

In his New Year's address, Uiseong County Governor Kim Ju-soo outlined the following key directions for the county administration in 2026: ▲ Strengthening AI-based administrative capabilities, ▲ Revitalizing the local economy through airport connections, ▲ Expanding future growth industries such as cell culture and biotechnology, ▲ Creating a "Happy Uiseong" through tailored support for each stage of life, ▲ Realizing sustainable agriculture through agricultural innovation, ▲ Creating safe and dignified rural spaces, and ▲ Accelerating the transformation of the tourism industry. He also urged all public officials to remain faithful to the basics and principles in their administration.

Governor Kim emphasized, "While firmly maintaining the achievements we've made to date, we will use this as a springboard to prepare for even greater leaps forward, further solidifying Uiseong's future. I will dedicate myself to running the county with a responsible attitude until the very end."

Going forward, Uiseong County plans to unite all public officials to achieve its goals and focus its administrative power on creating tangible administrative outcomes that residents can feel.

Uiseong County (Governor Kim Ju-soo) held a 2026 New Year's Ceremony at the Uiseong Cultural Center on the 2nd, with approximately 600 employees in attendance, marking the start of the new year's administration.

The ceremony included a reading of the Civil Servant Charter, reflecting on the mission and responsibilities of public officials. It also provided an opportunity to share a vision for the changes and development of Uiseong County, poised for a new leap forward in 2026.

In his New Year's address, Uiseong County Governor Kim Ju-soo outlined the following key directions for the county administration in 2026: ▲ Strengthening AI-based administrative capabilities, ▲ Revitalizing the local economy through airport connections, ▲ Expanding future growth industries such as cell culture and biotechnology, ▲ Creating a "Happy Uiseong" through tailored support for each stage of life, ▲ Realizing sustainable agriculture through agricultural innovation, ▲ Creating safe and dignified rural spaces, and ▲ Accelerating the transformation of the tourism industry. He also urged all public officials to remain faithful to the basics and principles in their administration.

Governor Kim emphasized, "While firmly maintaining the achievements we've made to date, we will use this as a springboard to prepare for even greater leaps forward, further solidifying Uiseong's future. I will dedicate myself to running the county with a responsible attitude until the very end."

Going forward, Uiseong County plans to unite all public officials to achieve its goals and focus its administrative power on creating tangible administrative outcomes that residents can feel.