The head of the Seoul-Nagasaki office visited the foundation at 3 p.m. on May 9th (Monday).



 Since signing the Friendly Cooperation City Agreement on March 25, 2014, Busan and Nagasaki have agreed on substantial cooperation in culture, tourism, education, and economic fields between the two cites. We also reciew each area every year and sign renewal agreements.

 Based on these agreement, the two cities are continuing their exchanges by jointly promoting cooperative projects. Doing ‘Registering Joseon Dynasty Diplomatic Missionaries on UNESCO Memory of World Korea-Japan Joint Registration Support Projects’, ‘Korea-Japan Future Seminar’, and ‘Korea-China-Japan Youth Baduk Exchange Program’, Seoul-Nagasaki Office are keep cooperating. (* June 2014 : Busan Foundation of International Cooperation-Nagasaki signed International Exchange Association MOU)
 

 The head of the Seoul-Nagasaki Office said, "We hope that human exchanges, which have been temporarily suspended due to the prolonged COVID-19, will once again be activated with the launch of the new government, and the Busan-Nagasaki exchange will be as active as before." In response, the Foundation also said, "We agree with what the Director said, and I hope the Busan-Nagasaki exchange will become more active in the future with the visit today," and created a meaningful time to confirm the willingness to cooperate to revitalize exchanges between the two cities.
 

* Seoul-Nagasaki Office (opened on May 2013) : Efforts to promote the attraction of tourists from both cities, support companies' overseas expansion, and promote exports.