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Hyo-haeng District of Hwaseong and Suwon Women's University Sign Accord on Resident Welfare and Culture

On the 15th, the 'Hyo-haeng District-Suwon Women's University Mutual Development Agreement Ceremony' was held at Suwon Women's University Inje Campus. /Hyo-haeng District, Hwaseong City
On the 15th, the 'Hyo-haeng District-Suwon Women's University Mutual Development Agreement Ceremony' was held at Suwon Women's University Inje Campus. /Hyo-haeng District, Hwaseong City

Hyo-haeng District of Hwaseong Special City signed a business agreement with Suwon Women's University on the 15th at Suwon Women's University's Inje Campus to link the university's expertise and human resources with the local community and to discover and implement projects that provide practical benefits to residents through cooperation between the two institutions.

The agreement ceremony was attended by 10 officials from both organizations, including Choi Byung-joo, Head of Hyo-haeng District Office, and Lee Nan-kyung, President of Suwon Women's University.

Under the agreement, both institutions agreed to explore cooperation methods in various sectors including ▲promotion of resident welfare and social contribution activities ▲activation of cultural arts and local events ▲discovery of joint cooperative projects for community development.

In particular, it is expected that the university's professional educational capabilities and students' talents will be linked to the community to provide residents with diverse educational and welfare services, while students will have expanded opportunities for community participation and field experience.

Choi Byung-joo, Head of Hyo-haeng District Office, stated, "This agreement is a starting point for promoting cooperative projects that connect the university's expertise with the community's needs and contribute to residents' daily lives," and added, "We will cooperate to maximize the strengths of both institutions in various sectors including education, welfare, and culture so that residents can enjoy tangible benefits."

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