Women Creating the Future of Peace: IWPG Suncheon Branch Successfully Concludes Year-End Regular Meeting
On December 15, the Suncheon Branch of the International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) held the “December 2025 World Women’s Peace Network Regular Meeting” at its office. Peace committee members and advisory members gathered to reflect on the peace activities carried out throughout the year and to share new visions and practical strategies for 2026.
The meeting was held under the theme of “Strengthening Exchange and Cooperation.” Following the opening ceremony and an introduction to IWPG, Branch Director Jung Jin-ah delivered her welcoming remarks. Participants then watched a video highlighting the Suncheon Branch’s activities in 2025, reflecting on peace efforts that connected the local community with the global stage.
During the presentation of the 2026 activity plan, new cooperative projects and expanded peace campaigns were introduced. Beyond sharing plans, the session became a meaningful opportunity to reflect together on how peace can be practiced within individuals and communities.
A special “Peace Keyring Making” program was also held, allowing participants to create peace-themed items with their own hands. Through this activity, participants communicated naturally and strengthened their bonds, reminding everyone that peace begins with small, everyday actions.
In addition, an appointment ceremony for newly appointed peace committee members and advisors was held, bringing fresh energy to future peace initiatives. Awards of merit were then presented to members who made significant contributions to peace throughout the year, creating an atmosphere of appreciation and encouragement.
The event concluded with a commemorative photo session. This final regular meeting of the year served as a meaningful moment to strengthen solidarity and cooperation among members, marking both the close of one year and the beginning of preparations for the next.
Branch Director Jung Jin-ah said, “This was a meaningful occasion where peace committee members and participants practiced the value of solidarity through sincere communication. In 2026, we will work more closely with the local community to create tangible changes in spreading a culture of peace.” Member Choi also shared, “I am grateful to have been part of such a meaningful gathering filled with hope and anticipation for future peace activities.”
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