[Photo] Jeong Sun-gyun, Gangnam District Mayor, Signs Ontact Business Agreement with Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce, USA

Online Electronic Signature on the 12th... District Mayor Jeong Sun-gyun "Expecting Active Exchange in Healthcare and IT Solution Sectors"

[Asia Economy Reporter Jongil Park] Gangnam-gu (District Mayor Jeong Soon-gyun) signed an "Online Video Business Agreement for Global City Gangnam" with the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce in Gwinnett County, Georgia, USA, on the 12th via the online platform Zoom, and broadcasted it live through the district office's YouTube channel.

District Mayor Jeong Soon-gyun, Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce CEO Nick Massino, and Gwinnett County Chairman Doug Jenkins expressed their commitment to mutual growth by electronically signing with handwritten signatures on tablet PCs, including plans to promote exchanges related to Hallyu tourism, K-medical care, and the IT industry.

Mayor Jeong said, "Gangnam, the center of Hallyu attracting global attention, is anticipating a second leap in 6 to 7 years with the completion of an underground city the size of 35 Jamsil Baseball Stadiums through the GBC and Yeongdong-daero complex development," and added, "I hope that from today, active exchanges with the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce will take place in various fields such as healthcare and IT solutions."

CEO Massino said, "If Georgia is one of the world's leading foreign investment cities, Gwinnett County is a city with connections where Koreans contributed with 2,400 businesses last year," and added, "This agreement is a stepping stone to find successful innovation methods between cities."

Gwinnett County is a Korean-dense area in Georgia, USA, with about 100,000 Korean residents, and is a city specialized in advanced new industry technologies. It has maintained exchanges mainly in the economic field for 12 years since establishing a sisterhood relationship with the district in 2009.

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