TK in 4 months .. Visit to local factory ㆍ Daegu Stadium

President Lee Myung-bak visited Daegu and Gyeongbuk (TK) on November 11 to look for measures to revitalize the local economy and check the preparations for the 2011 Daegu World Championships in Athletics.

Lee opened the 96th National Economic Measures Conference at a medical device manufacturer in Byeongseo Industrial Complex in Dalseo-gu, Daegu, and immediately moved to Daegu Stadium in Suseong-gu and prayed for the successful hosting of the athletics contest on the 27th.

President Lee said at the meeting of the National Economic Policy Council, "Not only the citizens of Daegu but also the bureaucrats all want to go to work when they have good business sentiment," he said. "Land prices are important, but there should be pro- said.

In order to attract the company, it emphasizes that administrative measures such as cutting land costs should be preceded by changes in awareness of large corporations.

"If the emotions are good, many companies want to come in, and when one comes in, things that should not come together are related and come again." "The government also has an interest in how Daegu and Gyeongbuk can revitalize" .

President Lee said, "Daegu's textile business is suffering from a recession." There is no specific industry in the world, and there is always a chance if we invest in research and development. "" We are making a lot of efforts to support SMEs. I want to collect my strength. "

President Lee also said, "Daegu does track-and-field competitions, but Daegu can think about the brand value that it knows about."

Lee, who visited Daegu Stadium, ran a race on the track with athletes in the track running in the heat of the heat in the heat of the heat.

President Lee also held a luncheon meeting with 150 local people and professors, including professors, and heard suggestions for the development of Daegu and Gyeongbuk (TK) regions. At this meeting, Minister of Knowledge Economy Choi Jung-kyoung and Commissioner Kim Dong-seon of Small and Medium Business Administration also made it possible to reflect on the policy.

President Lee said, "The fact that Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions are behind in many aspects is accredited," and added, "If the region develops, a central axis of the Republic of Korea will develop, so the central government can not help but care." I promised.

Following Lee Daegu, Lee visited a high - tech factory in Gumi, where more than half of the workers graduated from high school in Gyeongbuk.

Daegu and Gyeongbuk visits were accompanied by Minister of Health and Welfare Jin Soo-hee and Chung Wa Dae with Baek Yong-ho, Policy Director, Kim Doo-woo, Chief Policy Officer Lee Woo-woo.

This is the last time President Lee has visited the TK area, which is a political gardens, on April 16, only four months. At that time, since the construction of a new airport in the southeast area was scrapped, the sentiment deteriorated as the government felt worse.

There are many indications that the Yeongnam area is not in the spotlight ahead of the general election next April. President Lee's visit to the garden has prompted efforts to appease public sentiment, as the global economic crisis, price instability, and the widening gap between the rich and poor show signs of growing dissatisfaction with the government. 

A Cheong Wa Dae official said, "As the Daegu Athletics is a national event, I visited this area to directly prepare for the situation as a president."