Naval Academy Cadet Becomes 'Hangeul Ambassador' During Cruise Training

Mutual Cooperation Agreement between Naval Academy and National Hangeul Museum

The Korea Naval Academy and the National Hangeul Museum signed a mutual exchange agreement to internationally share the value of Hangeul and Hangeul culture.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Song Jong-gu] The Korea Naval Academy and the National Hangeul Museum signed a mutual exchange agreement on the 28th at the Korea Naval Academy to internationally share the value of Hangeul and Hangeul culture.

The two institutions signed this agreement to promote the Korea Naval Academy cadets' understanding of Hangeul and to share the value of Hangeul and Hangeul culture with people around the world. Attending the signing ceremony were Hwang Sun-woo, Superintendent of the Korea Naval Academy (Lieutenant General), the Vice Superintendent, Korean language professors, and other related personnel, as well as Kim Young-soo, Director of the National Hangeul Museum, and other officials.

The main contents of the agreement include ▲ matters related to the international sharing of the value of Hangeul and Hangeul culture ▲ operation of educational programs on Hangeul culture ▲ other necessary cooperation matters between the two institutions such as personnel exchange, education, and research.

In particular, through this agreement, the Korea Naval Academy will conduct Hangeul cultural exchange activities using the Hangeul cultural experience teaching materials provided by the Hangeul Museum (“The Beauty of Hangeul Calligraphy: Son-euro Kkotpiuneun Hangeul”) as part of military diplomacy during the annual cruising training. Meanwhile, the Hangeul Museum plans to operate educational programs introducing Hangeul cultural experiences for foreigners targeting fourth-year cadets preparing for cruising training.

Through this, Korea Naval Academy cadets will serve as so-called “Hangeul ambassadors,” systematically promoting Hangeul, Korea’s representative culture, alongside their existing activities such as Taekwondo demonstrations and Samulnori performances during the cruising training period, in addition to their military practice.

Professor Park Yong-han (Colonel), a Korean language professor, said, “Through this agreement, cadets are expected to gain a deeper understanding of Hangeul and develop a strong sense of pride. From now on, during cruising training missions, they will be able to share the value of Hangeul culture with people worldwide, enhancing the international exchange and military diplomatic significance of the cruising training.”

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