KOTRA Produces Storytelling Videos for Children from Multicultural Families

President Kwon Pyung-oh and 10 Domestic and International Executives Participate

On the 18th, KOTRA produced a storytelling video for children from multicultural families at the K-Studio in the basement of its headquarters in Yeomgok-dong, Seoul. Kwon Pyung-oh, President of KOTRA (center), and other executives are recording the story. (Photo by KOTRA)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Ji-hee] KOTRA (KOTRA) announced on the 20th that it produced storytelling videos for children from multicultural families at the K-Studio in the basement of its headquarters in Yeomgok-dong, Seoul, on the 18th.

KOTRA filmed videos reading the ‘Vietnamese, Chinese, and Russian Folktales’ published by the multicultural-specialized company Asian Hub in both Korean and foreign languages. The video production involved 10 domestic and overseas employees, including KOTRA President Kwon Pyung-oh. Not only domestic employees proficient in foreign languages but also Vietnamese colleagues working at the Ho Chi Minh Trade Office participated in recording in their native language.

The Vietnamese folktale “Ban Chung Ban Zai,” the Chinese folktale “The Cry of the Great Wall,” and the Russian folktale “The Golden Fish” videos produced by KOTRA this time can be viewed on the Asian Hub YouTube channel.

President Kwon said, “We decided to donate our talents for members of multicultural families who have difficulty visiting their home countries due to the COVID-19 pandemic,” adding, “We will continue to promote social contribution activities that highlight KOTRA’s unique characteristics.”

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