Busan Research Institute and Human Resources Development Institute Join 'Global Talent Program' for Training Professional Administrators

Lectures on Busan's Key Policy Issues
Project-Based Problem-Solving Training

Busan Institute, a comprehensive policy think platform in Busan led by President Shin Hyunseok, will officially participate in the Global Talent Development Program for capacity building of long-term trainees from Busan City starting from the 12th.

The Global Talent Development Program is operated to maximize excellence in training professional administrators. On this day, after a welcoming speech by Shin Hyunseok, President of Busan Institute, Jang Hayong, Director of Future Strategy, gave a special lecture on the topic of "Logistics Corridor Construction Strategy for Busan as a Global Hub City," marking the beginning of the training.

Among the Global Talent Development Program, Busan Institute is participating in two educational programs: "Exploring Global Cities You Would Want to Live in Even If Born Again" and "Problem-Solving Project Class."

"Exploring Global Cities You Would Want to Live in Even If Born Again" runs from March to October and provides specialized lectures on key policy issues in Busan (six major fields, 15 topics). In addition, the "Technology-Based Problem-Solving Project Class" is also held from March to October, where participants practice discovering, analyzing, and finding solutions to local issues such as revitalizing idle spaces.

Busan Institute supports trainees' learning by uploading the training schedule and lecture materials to the institute's website to enhance accessibility to educational resources.

Shin Hyunseok, President of Busan Institute, said, "We are pleased to provide a training program that truly helps foster professional administrators who will lead Busan's future by combining Busan Institute's research capabilities with the training know-how of the Human Resources Development Institute," and added, "We hope that trainees will be able to demonstrate practical problem-solving skills in their workplaces based on a deep understanding of Busan's major policies."

Officials from Busan Institute are posing for a commemorative photo after enrolling in the Global Talent Development Program, a specialized administrative training course at the Human Resources Development Institute.

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