Utilizing National Assets for Content Industry... KAMCO Signs MOU with KOCCA

Using Kampco-Owned Assets as Spaces to Foster the Content Industry

Kwon Nam-ju, President of KAMCO (left), and Cho Hyun-rae, President of the Korea Creative Content Agency, are posing for a commemorative photo on the 8th at the CKL Corporate Support Center of the Korea Creative Content Agency in Jung-gu, Seoul, after signing a business agreement to foster the content industry using state-owned properties.

[Asia Economy Reporter Minwoo Lee] Korea Asset Management Corporation (KAMCO) will utilize entrusted state-owned properties for the content industry.

On the 8th, KAMCO announced that it signed a "Business Agreement for Fostering the Content Industry Using State-Owned Properties" with the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA) at the CKL Enterprise Support Center in Jung-gu, Seoul.

Through this agreement, when KOCCA requires appropriate regional spaces to foster the content industry, KAMCO plans to actively support the use of entrusted state-owned properties.

Previously, since 2004, KAMCO has carried out a total of 34 state-owned property development projects including the Narakeum Jeodong Building, and is currently conducting 23 projects including the Daejeon Integrated Government Complex.

Kwon Nam-joo, President of KAMCO, stated, "Utilizing state-owned properties developed by KAMCO as infrastructure can serve as an opportunity for South Korea's content industry to leap forward," adding, "We will continue to strengthen cooperation with related organizations to enhance the value and utilization of state-owned properties."

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