Kibo Leads Efforts to Revitalize Traditional Markets for Seollal
Purchased Local Agricultural Products from Sister Market Cheoltuk to Deliver to Vulnerable Groups
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] The Korea Technology Finance Corporation (Chairman Jeong Yun-mo, hereinafter referred to as Kibo) announced on the 9th that it purchased local agricultural products at Cheoltuk Market, a traditional market near its headquarters in Busan, to revitalize traditional markets struggling due to COVID-19, and delivered them to vulnerable groups.
Kibo purchased local agricultural products such as rice and fruits at Cheoltuk Market and delivered them to vulnerable groups facing difficulties due to COVID-19 through the Mandeok Comprehensive Social Welfare Center.
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Last year, Kibo signed a sisterhood agreement with Cheoltuk Market and has designated a traditional market day every month, conducting activities such as shopping with Onnuri gift certificates and using restaurants. Chairman Jeong Yun-mo of Kibo said, "Kibo will continue to carry out warm love sharing and community contribution activities."
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