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Kim Dong-yeonGovernorHomepage link
- Ph.D. in Policy Science, University of Michigan
- Former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance
- President of Ajou University
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Symbol
Symbol
The logo represents a strong network and solidarity of the 31 cities and countries within the province as well as a robust network in the globalized 21st century. Also, the logo characterizes a dynamism that is reaching out to the world in search of limitless growth potential and opportunity. Furthermore, it reflects the province's ambition to promote co-existence among all peoples, paving the way by first overcoming the regional and class conflicts in Korea, and then expanding to the world.
Symbol of the Province
Cinkgo
A gingko tree endures hardship and has a very long life. Its grand and magnificent appearance symbolizes great prosperity.
The tree also yields high quality wood and fruit.
A gingko tree is one of the most admired trees with its fresh verdure and splendid yellow
Forsythia
A great number of forsythia grow in the area of Gyeonggi and they multiply easily.
They symbolize prosperity as well as friendliness, gaiety and grace.
Dove
As the dove symbolizes peace worldwide, it also represents the citizens' aspirations for peace and their hope for the peaceful unification of Korea.