Gwangju City Signs Agreement to Host the '2024 World Wind Music Conference'

Gwangju City Organizing Committee, Establishes Comprehensive Implementation Plan and Supports Conference Operations

Gwangju City, Gyeonggi Province, attended the World Wind Ensemble Association General Assembly held in Chicago, USA, on the afternoon of the 21st (local time) and signed an agreement to host the "2024 World Wind Conference." (Photo center: Bang Se-hwan, Mayor of Gwangju City) [Gwangju City]

[Asia Economy Reporter Ra Young-cheol] Gwangju City in Gyeonggi Province announced on the 25th that "Gwangju City attended the World Wind Ensemble Association General Assembly held in Chicago, USA, and held a signing ceremony for hosting the '2024 World Wind Conference.'"

According to the city, to successfully carry out the '2024 World Wind Conference,' the Gwangju Organizing Committee agreed to establish a comprehensive execution plan and support all necessary aspects of conference operations, including building a website.

Additionally, the World Wind Ensemble Association included cooperation such as providing information on members and selected wind bands and ensembles before the conference.

The signing ceremony was attended by Colleen Richardson, president of the World Wind Ensemble Association, along with about 50 members from various countries.

Gwangju Mayor Bang Se-hwan emphasized "our passion and confidence in attracting the conference," adding, "We will do our best to successfully host the conference in Gwangju, Korea, where pristine natural environments and living historical culture coexist."

Meanwhile, the World Wind Conference is a global music festival held every two years and is known as the Olympics of the wind music world due to its high prestige.

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