At the business partnership agreement ceremony between Kyobo Life Insurance and the Korea Fine Arts Association held on the 19th at Kyobo Life Insurance headquarters in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, Kyobo Life Insurance CEO Jeon Jeong-beom (right) and Lee Kwang-soo, Chairman of the Korea Fine Arts Association, are posing for a commemorative photo. (Photo by Kyobo Life Insurance)

At the business partnership agreement ceremony between Kyobo Life Insurance and the Korea Fine Arts Association held on the 19th at Kyobo Life Insurance headquarters in Gwanghwamun, Seoul, Kyobo Life Insurance CEO Jeon Jeong-beom (right) and Lee Kwang-soo, Chairman of the Korea Fine Arts Association, are posing for a commemorative photo. (Photo by Kyobo Life Insurance)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Kyobo Life Insurance announced on the 20th that it has signed a comprehensive Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Korea Fine Arts Association to lead the popularization of art and culture.


This MOU was established to take the lead in social contribution through the expansion of the base of art and culture and to advance as an innovative company encompassing both culture and finance.


The Korea Fine Arts Association was founded in 1961 to promote the development of Korean art and to protect the rights and interests of artists. Through various projects such as hosting the Korea Fine Arts Exhibition, it strives to discover emerging artists and improve the creative environment.


The MOU signing ceremony held yesterday at Kyobo Life Insurance headquarters in Gwanghwamun was attended by Kyobo Life Insurance CEO Jeongbeom Pyeon and Korea Fine Arts Association Chairman Kwangsoo Lee, among others.


Through this MOU, both parties plan to jointly operate art and culture programs utilizing the infrastructure of the Korea Fine Arts Association and promote diverse art and culture projects such as museum tours.


They also agreed to actively cooperate in specialized areas such as jointly planning customized art and culture programs and providing performing arts infrastructure. In addition, they plan to collaborate on developing new programs such as art seminars and exhibition performances to expand the base of art and culture.



Kyobo Life Insurance CEO Jeongbeom Pyeon said, “Through the agreement with the Korea Fine Arts Association, we will strive to expand the base of Korean art and provide high-quality art and cultural content to our customers.”


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