Kaohsiung Adds Two Spokespersons from the Post-80s/90s Generation to Enhance Policy Communication and Connect with Youth
The Kaohsiung City Government announced the appointment of two new spokespersons, Fu Wei-ling and Song Xiang-yue, both from the post-80s/90s generation. The move aims to improve policy communication and bridge the gap with younger citizens.
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Kaohsiung, April 17 (CNA) -- The Kaohsiung City Government announced today the appointment of two new spokespersons, Fu Wei-ling and Song Xiang-yue. Mayor Chen Chi-mai stated that both individuals are from the post-80s/90s generation and have experience in youth and international affairs, expressing hope that they will enhance the city government's policy communication effectiveness and shorten the distance with the younger demographic.
The Kaohsiung City Government stated in a press release that Fu Wei-ling, 35, graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Fu Jen Catholic University and holds a Master's degree in Political Science from National Sun Yat-sen University. She has served as a confidential secretary in the Deputy Mayor's Office, the Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, the Department of Education, and the Youth Bureau, and is familiar with municipal operations.
Song Xiang-yue, 27, holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Indiana University Bloomington and a Master's degree in Business Administration from Hosei University in Japan. He has served as a confidential secretary in the Mayor's Office and the Information Bureau, and previously worked as a specialist at the Kaohsiung City Industrial Development Investment Promotion Committee.
The city government emphasized that both individuals performed excellently during their tenure as confidential secretaries, possessing a high degree of grasp over the municipal promotion process. Their appointment as spokespersons will assist the Director-General of Information in promoting external communication for municipal affairs, strengthening policy explanation and response capabilities.
Chen Chi-mai said that in the face of a diverse media environment and rapidly changing information dissemination methods, the city government must continuously improve its communication strategies. Introducing creative and energetic younger generations will help convey policy content in language closer to the public, enhancing municipal transparency and understanding.
The city government stressed that it will continue to strengthen interaction with citizens through diverse channels, ensuring policy information is delivered promptly and clearly, and responding to the needs of different generations to build a more communicative municipal team. (Editor: Chen Ren-hua) 1150417
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The Kaohsiung City Government stated in a press release that Fu Wei-ling, 35, graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Fu Jen Catholic University and holds a Master's degree in Political Science from National Sun Yat-sen University. She has served as a confidential secretary in the Deputy Mayor's Office, the Research, Development and Evaluation Commission, the Department of Education, and the Youth Bureau, and is familiar with municipal operations.
Song Xiang-yue, 27, holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Indiana University Bloomington and a Master's degree in Business Administration from Hosei University in Japan. He has served as a confidential secretary in the Mayor's Office and the Information Bureau, and previously worked as a specialist at the Kaohsiung City Industrial Development Investment Promotion Committee.
The city government emphasized that both individuals performed excellently during their tenure as confidential secretaries, possessing a high degree of grasp over the municipal promotion process. Their appointment as spokespersons will assist the Director-General of Information in promoting external communication for municipal affairs, strengthening policy explanation and response capabilities.
Chen Chi-mai said that in the face of a diverse media environment and rapidly changing information dissemination methods, the city government must continuously improve its communication strategies. Introducing creative and energetic younger generations will help convey policy content in language closer to the public, enhancing municipal transparency and understanding.
The city government stressed that it will continue to strengthen interaction with citizens through diverse channels, ensuring policy information is delivered promptly and clearly, and responding to the needs of different generations to build a more communicative municipal team. (Editor: Chen Ren-hua) 1150417
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