The Daegu District Council Chair Association is advocating for the passage of a special law aimed at the administrative integration of Daegu and Gyeongbuk, emphasizing the significance of this integration for local citizens. During a declaration made on the third of the month at the Daegu Suseong District Council, they stressed that the justification for this integration comes from the everyday lives of the citizens, which are most directly impacted by the actions of the local councils. The association asserted that local councils are keenly aware of the need for this integration as they have been at the forefront of observing and addressing local issues.

They highlighted that the push for integration is not merely a matter of administrative convenience but a responsible decision to expand opportunities for citizens and secure the future of the region. The association cautioned against the distortion of public sentiment due to political interests, insisting that the community's needs should take precedence in discussions of the law's passage. Seven out of the nine district councils were represented at the event, showcasing strong support for the initiative despite some absences due to personal reasons.

This call to action from local council leaders emphasizes a growing desire for regional cooperation and governance reform, reflecting broader discussions within South Korea regarding administrative efficiency and local governance. The passage of the special law could have significant implications for the administrative landscape, potentially leading to stronger unified governance in the Daegu and Gyeongbuk regions, and fostering collaboration to address shared challenges more effectively.