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0 Sejong City-National Hangeul Museum business agreement… Korean culture experience education
Together, we will create Sejong, a Korean culture city that connects the world.
- Reporter nameNam Nan-woo, Mobile Reporter Reporter
- Entered 2024.04.17 19:02
[Mobile Reporter Nam Nan-woo] Sejong City (Mayor Choi Min-ho) signed an agreement with the National Hangeul Museum, which oversees affairs related to the preservation, diffusion, and promotion of Hangeul culture, and decided to join forces in spreading the value of Hangeul culture and creating Sejong, a Hangeul culture city. .
Sejong Mayor Choi Min-ho and National Hangeul Museum Director Kim Il-hwan signed a business agreement at the Hangeul Love Book Culture Center at City Hall on the 17th.
This agreement , signed in the presence of Kim Ryeo-soo, Director of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Park Yeong-guk, CEO of Sejong City Culture and Tourism Foundation, and Sejong City, which aims to become a Hangeul Culture City, has the goal of ‘Hangul culture spreading to the world in cooperation with the region’. It is significant in that it is a collaboration between the National Hangeul Museum.
Since receiving approval for the Korea Culture City project plan from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism last year, the city has been promoting the Korea Culture City creation project with the goal of ‘Sejong, a Korean culture city connecting the world.’
About 500,000 people visit the National Hangeul Museum (139 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu) every year, and in particular, the Hangeul Playground, a space where the five senses experience the principles of the Korean alphabet, is loved by parents of infants and toddlers.
According to this agreement, the two organizations will cooperate in ▲ mutual utilization and sharing of cultural resources ▲ joint project promotion, promotion, and human exchange related to the promotion of Korean culture ▲ Korean language cultural city creation project.
In addition, we will join forces to ▲spread Korean culture experience education programs and Hangeul playgrounds in the region ▲discover and promote sustainable cooperation projects.
As the first step under this agreement, the city and the National Hangeul Museum decided to jointly operate a Korean culture experience education program for families with children and foreigners starting in the second half of this year, and are currently discussing specific details.
Mayor Choi Min-ho said, “This agreement will serve as an opportunity to further solidify the identity of Sejong City’s Hangeul culture,” adding, “We will work together with the Hangeul Museum, which has played a pivotal role in spreading the value of Hangeul culture, to globalize Hangeul culture.” “I will try harder,” he said.
Nam Nan-woo, Mobile Reporter Reporter
