Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee to Hold Online Traffic Safety Art Exhibition Until End of September

[Asia Economy Reporter Suyeon Woo] The Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee announced on the 26th that it will hold the '4th Mercedes-Benz MobileKids Play the Safety Online Drawing Exhibition' until September 30 to create a safe traffic environment for children.

In collaboration with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the social welfare foundation Children and Future Foundation, this campaign, 'Mercedes-Benz MobileKids Play the Safety,' provides children with opportunities to think about and express their thoughts on traffic safety. So far, over 3,400 children have participated in the four drawing contests, and through various other programs, the campaign has contributed to raising awareness of children's traffic safety.

This drawing exhibition features works by 100 award-winning elementary school students out of 955 participants in the 4th Play the Safety drawing contest held for about two months since February, under the theme 'Children's Traffic Safety Our Family Usually Observes.' To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the exhibition will be held online, and children's works can be viewed as videos or photos on the official Mercedes-Benz MobileKids website.

Kim Jiseop, Chairman of the Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee, said, "We hope this campaign will help raise awareness of traffic safety among children who will lead the future," adding, "We will continue to support the creation of a safe traffic environment for children through various programs that leverage the expertise of a global automobile company."

Meanwhile, since 2014, the Mercedes-Benz Social Contribution Committee has been conducting various programs for children's traffic safety in partnership with the Children and Future Foundation. They have introduced the 'Mercedes-Benz MobileKids' traffic safety education program from Daimler headquarters in Germany, adapting it to domestic circumstances, and support educational programs using experiential education kits tailored to children's levels.

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