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Park Ki-hwan, Director of the Economic Bureau of Daegu Metropolitan City, affirmed, "I hope this tour of excellent local enterprises will serve as an opportunity for youth to rediscover the excellence of local businesses and a valuable venue for companies to communicate with future talents," adding that the city will actively support young people so they can establish successful employment strategies based on the experience gained in the field. Daegu Metropolitan City announced that it is recruiting participants for the '2026 Excellent Local Enterprise Tour' program to provide young job seekers with vivid on-site industry experiences and narrow the psychological distance between them and promising local companies.

This program has upgraded its policy quality by boldly breaking away from the passive factory tours of the past and shifting to a 'communication-based program' where participants form small groups to directly interview incumbent employees. In May, the city established a diverse lineup encompassing manufacturing, IT, food and beverage, and medical sectors, including Sambo Motors Co., the Daegu Digital Innovation Promotion Agency, Coffee Myungga Co., and Suwol Korean Medicine Hospital. In June, the tour will expand to public corporations such as the Korea Gas Corporation and data specialization companies. After the tour, participating youths will have the opportunity to final-check their job competencies by submitting reports.

The local government's move to open the doors of local businesses to resolve youth job shortages can be a catalyst for creating market momentum, much like the Ministry of SMEs and Startups opening global marketing channels for domestic companies to drive the achievement of breaking '300 million dollars in online exports.' Just as Incheon Metropolitan City strives to incorporate the voices of the future generation into administration by supporting budgets down to the gun and gu levels to operate the 'Youth Participation Committee,' Daegu City's effort is also interpreted as a part of governance to induce local settlement by pushing youth directly into corporate fields.

However, the fact that the recruitment size is limited to only about 50 people makes it an overly microscopic approach to be presented as a solution for Daegu's youth unemployment rate. Compared to Gyeonggi Province building an all-out welfare safety net by ambitiously expanding the 'Geunyang Dream' project across all 31 cities and counties to unconditionally take care of the dining tables of vulnerable groups since the 'Corona Jean Valjean' incident, Daegu City's project is closer to a 'one-off experiential event' benefiting only a few. There is also a flaw that youth from truly vulnerable groups, who desperately need information, might instead be marginalized due to the convenient administrative mechanism of first-come, first-served recruitment.

Looking around the flashy office buildings of a few excellent companies and hearing positive answers from incumbents does not resolve the fundamental reasons why youth leave Daegu, such as the 'wage gap with large corporations' or the 'lack of living conditions.' If Daegu City truly wants to help young people build successful employment strategies, instead of stopping at writing one-off tour reports, it must institutionalize practical alternatives such as an 'internship matching program' connected with the visited companies or granting 'bonus points' during actual hiring processes. An administrative post-management guarantee system is urgently needed so that a few days of picnic, wrapped in the vague rhetoric of 'building rapport,' can become a practical line on the youth's resumes.
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