Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Partners with Born2Global Center to Support Startup Overseas Expansion

Park Jung-woon, President of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (right), and Kim Jong-gap, Director of Born2Global Center, are signing an agreement and taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Hankuk University of Foreign Studies announced on the 13th that it has signed a business agreement with Born2Global Center to support the global overseas expansion of startups.

Through this business agreement, both institutions agreed to nurture startup companies related to the Seoul Campus Town project and support their overseas expansion. Additionally, they will collaborate on projects involving Born2Global Center's ▲business-centered research and development (R&DB) services ▲startup nurturing programs ▲global talent development programs ▲and the establishment and operation of overseas bases.

Park Jung-woon, President of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, stated, “The fusion of Hankuk University's unique value assets such as global DNA capabilities and a worldwide alumni network of 170,000, along with Born2Global Center's specialized knowledge in nurturing startups, has laid the foundation to support domestic startups' overseas expansion and help them grow into global unicorn companies. We expect this to contribute to cultivating global creative convergence talents demanded by the times.”

Born2Global Center, established in 2013, is an institution under the Ministry of Science and ICT that provides services such as consulting, business development, investment attraction, and office space to help excellent domestic innovative technology startups successfully enter and settle in the global market.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.