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[Beyond Post Reporter Kim Min-hyuk] On the 17th, the World Educational Cultural Aid announced that it had signed a business agreement with the National Association of Regional Children's Centers to promote the welfare of children from vulnerable groups in Korea.

The contents of this agreement were made to exchange information for regional customized education development and to carry out more systematic and efficient business activities to support local children's centers across the country and children from rural areas and multicultural families in the blind spot of welfare.


The agreement ceremony was attended by about 10 officials, including Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, Kang Seok-hwan, Representative of the National Association of Regional Children's Centers, and Secretary-General Dong Dong.

The World Educational Cultural Aid takes the lead in helping children who do not receive basic educational rights develop their vision, and through this business agreement, we will cooperate with each other to help children at local children's centers create a brighter future and grow up healthier, and will do our best to ensure that no children, including children from multicultural and rural areas, are left out.