LS Group Opens First Center in Hanoi for Korean-Vietnamese Families

Educational and Cultural Space Established in Hanoi, Vietnam to Support Women and Children

On the 4th, LS Group and the international individual cooperation NGO KOFION opened the educational and cultural space 'LS Dream Center' in Hanoi, Vietnam, to support the employment of women and the education of children in families where Koreans and Vietnamese are married (hereinafter referred to as Han-Viet families).

On the 4th, at the opening ceremony of the 'LS Dream Center' held in Hanoi, Vietnam, LS Corporation President An Won-hyung is delivering a greeting.

As a leading Korean company that entered Vietnam early, LS Group opened the LS Dream Center in the center of Hanoi, where many Han-Viet families reside, with the purpose of participating in solving local social issues.

The LS Dream Center is a four-story building equipped with six program operation rooms. Here, experts in various education and programs will be invited as instructors to provide Han-Viet families with ▲self-reliance capacity building education (computer, Korean language proficiency test, cooking, nail art) ▲family counseling and parent education (self-esteem enhancement, child care, psychological counseling) ▲child education (Korean language education, cultural experience, reading classes), among others.

About 40 key stakeholders attended the opening ceremony, including Mr. An Won-hyung, President of LS Corporation, Ambassador Oh Young-joo of the Korean Embassy in Vietnam, Secretary-General Seong Soo-yeol of KOFION, Chairman Jang Woo-yeon of the Hanoi Han-Viet Family Association, Chairman Jang Eun-sook of the Hanoi Korean Association, and Deputy Director Phi Thi Phuong Anh of the Hanoi Women's Federation. They participated in the signboard unveiling ceremony and a tour of the center.

President An said, “LS is a first-generation company that first entered Vietnam in 1996 and a leading company in the fields of power cables and low-voltage power equipment in Vietnam. We have carried out various social contribution activities such as dispatching university student volunteer groups and completing Dream Schools. I sincerely hope that the newly opened LS Dream Center will become a foundation for further growth for Han-Viet families and their second-generation children.”

LS Group first entered Vietnam in 1996 by establishing LS-VINA, which produces power cables, in Haiphong City. Currently, LS Cable & System (Haiphong City, Dong Nai Province), LS Electric (Bac Ninh Province), LS Mtron (Bac Ninh Province), and LS Metal (Haiphong City) operate local production subsidiaries, and E1 is contributing to the development of Vietnam’s industry and local communities by recently promoting the construction of its first overseas LPG refrigerated tank terminal near Haiphong City.

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