Yangsan Branch Chief of Ministry of Employment and Labor Holds Communication Meeting with Youth Ambassadors

Inauguration Ceremony for the 2nd Youth Policy Ambassadors
Communication with Ambassadors, Listening to the Voices of Young People

The Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor (headed by Kwon Koo-hyung) held the inauguration ceremony for the 2nd class of 'Youth Policy Ambassadors' at Inje University Neulbit Hall on April 30.

The Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor is holding the 2nd 'Youth Policy Ambassador' inauguration ceremony at Inje University Neulbit Hall. Photo by Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor

The 'Youth Policy Ambassadors' of the Yangsan Branch of the Ministry of Employment and Labor serve as public relations ambassadors to promote the government's major youth policies and various youth events organized by the Yangsan Branch. They also participate directly in youth events and propose youth policies.

Since the launch of the first class in September last year, the Youth Policy Ambassadors have participated in a variety of youth events, produced promotional videos, and contributed to informing local youth about these activities.

The second group of ambassadors consists of 10 current students from Inje University and will be active for seven months until November this year.

They will promote outstanding local companies from a youth perspective, participate directly in local youth events, communicate with the public, and serve as a voice for young people.

On this day, the ambassadors held their first activity, a field communication meeting with Kwon Koo-hyung, head of the Yangsan Branch.

Through this meeting, the ambassadors shared policy proposals and field experiences, while the branch chief promised to actively reflect the voices and perspectives of young people and offered advice as a senior.

Kwon Koo-hyung stated, "Together with the youth ambassadors, I will do my best to strengthen communication with local youth and to discover and promote youth policies that young people want and can relate to."