
On the 15th, Busan City appointed Oh Chang-seok, chairman of the Youth Foundation, as a policy advisor in the youth field, and announced that it would sign a business agreement with the Youth Foundation to support youth's settlement in the region and self-reliance and growth.
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The Youth Foundation is a foundation under the jurisdiction of the Office for Government Policy Coordination, established in 2015. It develops youth support models, provides customized self-reliance support, and serves as an intermediate support organization for youth policies that connects Seoul and the region.
Busan City announced on the 15th that it would appoint Oh Chang-seok, chairman of the Youth Foundation, as a policy advisor in the field of Busan youth.
The city will award Chairman Oh a letter of appointment as policy advisor in the youth field at City Hall this afternoon.
As a policy advisor, Chairman Oh conducts advisory activities for two years to enhance the expertise and implementation of Busan City's youth policy.
On this day, Mayor Jeon Jae-soo signed a business agreement with the Youth Foundation, headed by Chairman Oh, for stable local settlement of young people and support projects for self-reliance and growth.
The Youth Foundation is a foundation under the jurisdiction of the Office for Government Policy Coordination, established in 2015. It develops youth support models, provides customized self-reliance support, and serves as an intermediate support organization for youth policies that connects Seoul and the region.
According to the agreement, the two organizations will cooperate with each other in creating a foundation for local settlement and growth of Busan youth, discovering and promoting cooperative projects such as jobs, housing, education, entrepreneurship, finance, and culture, and providing advice on youth policy.
The two organizations plan to design a specific business model and implementation plan and prepare a cooperative project to increase youth's policy awareness.
Mayor Jeon Jae-soo said, โBased on the Youth Foundationโs national network and expertise, we will create a city where young people grow and stay for a long time.โ

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