Changwon National University Signs MOU with Changnyeong-gun to Promote Ecotourism in the 'Ecological Treasure' Region

Changwon National University President Lee Ho-young (third from left) and Changnyeong County Governor Han Jung-woo (third from right) are signing a business agreement to promote local ecotourism. [Image source=Changnyeong County]

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Sang-hyun] Changwon National University and Changnyeong County announced on the 8th that they have signed a business agreement to revitalize community-based ecotourism.

This agreement combines the natural and cultural assets of Upo with the human resources of the university. It was established to discover cooperative programs with the local community and to promote mutual development between the university and local government through the development of ecotourism programs.

Changwon National University will develop ecological tourism content and enhance residents' awareness through ecosystem research and wetland environmental education in response to climate change. Based on this, Changnyeong County will carry out projects to revitalize ecotourism.

The county will cooperate to enable university talents to study Changnyeong's natural heritage and culture, and through exchanges such as field training, employment and entrepreneurship, and professional workforce development, to advance into society.

County Governor Han Jeong-woo said, "I ask for much guidance so that the professionals trained at the university can contribute to regional development," and added, "I hope that mutual trust and cooperation will lead to win-win development in all fields."

President Lee Ho-young stated, "We will strive to preserve and promote Upo and Changnyeong’s world-class ecological treasures more beautifully so that ecotourism can be revitalized."

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