Dong-Eui Institute of Technology and Busanjin District Join Hands to Create a "Youth-Friendly City"

Dong-Eui Institute of Technology (President Kim Youngdo) has joined hands with Busanjin District to create a youth-friendly city.

On the 20th, Dong-Eui Institute of Technology announced on the 29th that it had signed a business agreement with Busanjin District Office (Mayor Kim Youngwook) to jointly promote the "Youth-Friendly City Busanjin District Project." The signing ceremony was held in the main conference room of Dong-Eui Institute of Technology's main building.

President Kim Youngdo of Dong-Eui Institute of Technology (left) and Kim Youngwook, Mayor of Busanjin District, are signing a mutual cooperation agreement regarding the youth-friendly city project in Busanjin District.

This agreement was established to create a sustainable youth-friendly environment through cooperation between the local community and the university, enabling young people to explore career paths and continue entrepreneurial and cultural activities within the region.

Under the agreement, the two institutions will work together to: ▲ support youth career exploration and employment/entrepreneurship, ▲ operate collaborative projects between young entrepreneurs, university students, and the local community, ▲ jointly develop youth culture and welfare programs, and ▲ promote industry-academia cooperation and information exchange related to the youth-friendly city initiative.

Kim Youngdo, President of Dong-Eui Institute of Technology, emphasized, "This agreement has established a foundation for local youth to realize their dreams within the region," adding, "We will become a university that grows together with the local community and supports the future of young people."

Busanjin District will be responsible for administrative and financial support, policy coordination, and discovering local resources related to the creation of a youth-friendly city. Dong-Eui Institute of Technology will provide youth education and field participation opportunities through its Industry-Academia Cooperation Foundation and promote collaborative projects utilizing the university's human and material resources.