Kookmin University signs MOU with Korea Scout Seoul Northern Federation to promote youth education
- 25.05.13 / 이정민
▲ Photo caption: Left: Jeong Seung-ryul, President of Kookmin University Right: Kim Kyung-ho, President of the Seoul Northern Scout Federation
Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul) and the Seoul Northern Scout Federation (President Kim Kyung-ho) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on May 7 (Wed) in Room 203 of the Main Building to promote mutual cooperation in fostering creative talent and revitalizing youth education.
Through this agreement, the two institutions plan to establish a mutually beneficial cooperative framework in various areas, including: △ joint development and operation of youth education programs; △ exchange and support of human and material resources; and △ promotion and education to ensure effective implementation of projects.
President Jeong Seung-ryul of Kookmin University said, “Based on our educational philosophy of community spirit and the Scout spirit of cooperation and unity, this agreement provides a good opportunity for the two organizations to collaborate. We will spare no effort to contribute to the cultivation of next-generation leaders through this agreement.”
Kim Kyung-ho, Federation President of the Korean Scout Federation Seoul Northern Federation, remarked, “Through collaboration between the Korean Scout Federation, which possesses expertise in youth education, and Kookmin University, which has excellent educational infrastructure, we will strive to cultivate talent that can contribute to future society.”
The signing ceremony was attended by President Jeong Seung-ryul and Student Affairs Director Kim Hyun-jin of Kookmin University, along with Kim Kyung-ho, Federation President of the Korean Scout Federation Seoul Northern Federation, Chief Commissioner Heo Jun-ho, and other officials. They discussed step-by-step strategies and specific mutual cooperation plans to advance the collaboration in the future.
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▲ Photo caption: Left: Jeong Seung-ryul, President of Kookmin University Right: Kim Kyung-ho, President of the Seoul Northern Scout Federation
Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul) and the Seoul Northern Scout Federation (President Kim Kyung-ho) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on May 7 (Wed) in Room 203 of the Main Building to promote mutual cooperation in fostering creative talent and revitalizing youth education.
Through this agreement, the two institutions plan to establish a mutually beneficial cooperative framework in various areas, including: △ joint development and operation of youth education programs; △ exchange and support of human and material resources; and △ promotion and education to ensure effective implementation of projects.
President Jeong Seung-ryul of Kookmin University said, “Based on our educational philosophy of community spirit and the Scout spirit of cooperation and unity, this agreement provides a good opportunity for the two organizations to collaborate. We will spare no effort to contribute to the cultivation of next-generation leaders through this agreement.”
Kim Kyung-ho, Federation President of the Korean Scout Federation Seoul Northern Federation, remarked, “Through collaboration between the Korean Scout Federation, which possesses expertise in youth education, and Kookmin University, which has excellent educational infrastructure, we will strive to cultivate talent that can contribute to future society.”
The signing ceremony was attended by President Jeong Seung-ryul and Student Affairs Director Kim Hyun-jin of Kookmin University, along with Kim Kyung-ho, Federation President of the Korean Scout Federation Seoul Northern Federation, Chief Commissioner Heo Jun-ho, and other officials. They discussed step-by-step strategies and specific mutual cooperation plans to advance the collaboration in the future.
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