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[Beyond Post Reporter Kim Shin] On June 4, 2025, the World Educational Cultural Aid signed an MOU with Seoul National University's ESG Social Innovation Center.

This business agreement ceremony is based on the expertise and resources possessed by each institution, targeting low-income and vulnerable students. It was concluded to research and develop practical support models and to promote education programs for self-reliance in poor countries. Bang Jeong-hwan, CEO of the World Educational Cultural Aid, Son Yong-hoon, director of Seoul National University's Environmental Planning Research Institute, and Kim Bu-yeol, director of the ESG Social Innovation Center, participated.

In the future, the two organizations plan to form a working council to cooperate in joint program planning and carry out educational projects that can contribute to creating sustainable social opportunities for children.


Bang Jeong-hwan, CEO of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “Children from underprivileged families need more specialized education programs that can have practical effects.” “I hope that through this business agreement, an effective education project can be achieved and deliver hope to children who desperately need opportunities,” he said, expressing his future aspirations.

The World Educational Cultural Aid develops educational and cultural programs for children in educational blind spots around the world and practices sharing so that those in need can live with hope. It is an international educational non-profit organization that is leading the spread of donation culture.