MOU on promoting Korean culture, language

Korea Times President-Publisher Oh Young-jin, left, and VISANG Education CEO Yang Tae-hoe shake hands after signing a memorandum of understanding at VISANG Education's headquarters in Gwacheon, Gyeonggi Province, Modnday. The two companies will promote Korean culture and the Korean language globally. Courtesy of VISANG Education

Ahn Seong-jin sjahn@koreatimes.co.kr

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MOU on promoting Korean culture, language

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On Korean protests

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Health authorities call for vaccinations amid surge in whooping cough cases

China extends visa-free travel for Koreans up to 30 days

Foreign troops train with K9 howitzer, K2 tank in Korea