Goh Byung-il, President of Gwangju Bank, Pays Tribute at the National 5·18 Democratic Cemetery
Employees of Gwangju Bank paid their respects at the National 5·18 Democratic Cemetery to commemorate the 43rd anniversary of the democratization movement.
On the 8th, Gwangju Bank President Ko Byeong-il and staff visited the democratic cemetery to honor the May spirits and pay tribute to their noble sacrifice.
President Ko stated, "Let us deeply engrave the spirit of the May spirits who sacrificed for democracy and human rights in our hearts," and pledged, "We will actively strive to inherit the spirit of the 5·18 community and work together with local residents."
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Meanwhile, Gwangju Bank recently launched the 'Neoki Savings and Deposit' to widely promote the spirit of May.
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