Noru Paint Supports Installation of 'Safe Clean Zones' at Seoul Senior Welfare Center

On the 17th, after the signing ceremony, Hee-yu, Director of Seoul Senior Welfare Center (left), and Baek Seung-chan, Executive Director of Noroo Paint, are taking a commemorative photo. [Photo by Noroo Paint]

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Jong-hwa] Noroo Paint announced on the 18th that it has signed a social contribution business agreement (MOU) with the Seoul Senior Welfare Center to enhance the convenience of the center's users and create a healthier environment.

Prior to the agreement, Noroo Paint sponsored the Seoul Senior Welfare Center with the COVID-19 virus-eliminating functional antiviral paint 'Soon&Su V-Guard' and the high-performance eco-friendly water-based paint 'Soon&Su All Cover' to install a Safe Clean Zone for seniors vulnerable to viral infections.

Operated by the Seoul Metropolitan Government, the Seoul Senior Welfare Center supports a better life for seniors by implementing various valuable projects, such as creating jobs that utilize their experiences and knowledge through diverse programs.

Through this agreement, both parties promised to cooperate in installing and operating the Safe Clean Zone so that approximately 2,500 seniors can safely use the center's space daily. Additionally, the Tapgol Art Museum located on the first floor of the welfare center is used as an open exhibition cultural space where all generations communicate and empathize through art. Mutual exchange and cooperation plans for the safety and revitalization of this space were also discussed.

A Noroo Paint official stated, "This agreement was planned after recognizing the reality that seniors have been facing difficulties in using the center, which was a place for learning and sharing, due to the recent COVID-19 pandemic," adding, "We will fulfill our corporate social responsibility through continuous sponsorship and cooperation following this MOU."

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