Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Kori Nuclear Headquarters (Director Lee Sangwook) is launching the 'Kori Headquarters Youth Culture and Arts Voucher' project to improve the quality of life for local residents and bridge cultural gaps.
This project is a program that supports local youth in participating in various cultural and artistic activities. It aims to provide cultural experiences to young people who have limited opportunities to enjoy culture and, at the same time, contribute to increasing the sales of local small business owners, thereby offering welfare that local residents can truly feel.
For this project, Kori Nuclear Headquarters has selected a total of 10 partner businesses through collaboration with local small businesses related to culture and the arts. These businesses will offer services in various fields such as crafts, movies, theater, and books.
Accordingly, young people will receive paper vouchers that can be used to participate in cultural and artistic programs or purchase products from these partner businesses. This is expected to directly generate revenue for local small business owners.
Director Lee Sangwook of Kori Nuclear Headquarters stated, "This project goes beyond simple financial support. It focuses on providing local youth with opportunities for self-fulfillment through cultural and artistic experiences and on creating a sustainable business environment for local small business owners." He added, "Kori Nuclear Headquarters will continue to fulfill its social responsibilities as a member of the local community and make various efforts for regional development."
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