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This is news about support for local children’s center cultural program Baduk classes.

The World Educational Cultural Aid supports baduk classes for children at local children’s centers. Children who are cared for at local children's centers have relatively fewer opportunities to access cultural education than their peers.

The children had a useful and enjoyable time by experiencing various board games such as baduk, chess, and chess, and engaging in friendly competition with their friends.

Bang Jeong-hwan, chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid, expressed his future aspirations, saying, “We will convey various possibilities and visions to children through diverse cultural classrooms.” He added, “The World Educational Cultural Aid will do our best to support so that all children can receive an equal education.”

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