Gyeongbuk and Jeonnam Development Corporations Hold 'Beautiful Yeonghonam Journey Together' Agreement Ceremony

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Koo Dae-sun] On the 3rd, Gyeongbuk Development Corporation and Jeonnam Development Corporation held a signing ceremony for the "Beautiful Journey Together of Yeong and Honam" to expand social contribution projects.

At this signing ceremony, Gyeongbuk Development Corporation was represented by President Lee Jae-hyuk and Labor Union Chairman Son Young-man, while Jeonnam Development Corporation was represented by President Jang Chung-mo and Labor Union Chairman Kim Se-hoon. The agreement was signed at the Jeonnam Development Corporation headquarters to establish a mutual cooperation network and promote social contribution projects.

President Lee Jae-hyuk of Gyeongbuk Development Corporation (left in the photo) and President Jang Chung-mo of Jeonnam Development Corporation signed the agreement ceremony for the "Beautiful Journey Together of Yeonghonam."

Gyeongbuk Development Corporation and Jeonnam Development Corporation plan to cooperate in various ways as two public institutions representing Yeong and Honam, focusing on "spreading social values for mutual development." This includes mutual donations through the Hometown Love Donation System, joint social contribution activities, discovering and solving local community issues through communication and cooperation, and developing social contribution programs.

In particular, on this day, President Lee Jae-hyuk of Gyeongbuk donated 5 million won to Jeonnam Province, and President Jang Chung-mo of Jeonnam donated 5 million won to Gyeongbuk Province as mutual hometown love donations.

President Lee Jae-hyuk of Gyeongbuk Development Corporation said, "As a representative public enterprise of Gyeongbuk Province, we will faithfully fulfill our social role and, as a symbol of Yeong and Honam cooperation, the two corporations will actively engage in various social contribution programs and solidarity activities going forward."