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[Beyond Post Reporter Shin Kim] The World Educational Cultural Aid held the 2023 Kyrgyzstan Education Camp for a total of 2 nights and 3 days from August 24th to 26th.

This educational camp, which was held in Kyrgyzstan, was planned to bring together Kyrgyz children and youth, supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid, to encourage their efforts toward growth, and to lead them to escape from their small villages, meet new people, share their dreams, and develop them to become world-class talents.

There were a total of 97 participants, including 78 children, and various programs were conducted over 3 days and 2 nights, including global citizenship education (education to prevent discrimination against people with disabilities), sex education, hygiene education, and various team activities and recreation. In addition, a Korean language contest was held and awards were given to excellent presenters, and a movie watching event was held for children who lack opportunities for cultural experiences.

Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, said, “I feel greatly rewarded by the success of the first education camp hosted by the World Educational Cultural Aid.” He added, “I hope that it will provide children with precious memories and at the same time become a stepping stone to achieve their dreams.” He expressed his thoughts about the 2023 Kyrgyzstan Education Camp.

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

Beyond Post Reporter Kim Shin news@beyondpost.co.kr