Angola, Ghana, Algeria, Zimbabwe, Dominican Republic
Over 130 Delegates Tour SK Seorin Building Headquarters

Scout members of the '2023 World Jamboree Scout Event' are enjoying lunch on the 11th at the SK Seorin Building cafeteria. Photo by SK Innovation

Scout members of the '2023 World Jamboree Scout Event' are enjoying lunch on the 11th at the SK Seorin Building cafeteria. Photo by SK Innovation

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SK Innovation announced on the 11th that Scout members visiting South Korea for the ‘2023 Saemangeum 25th World Scout Jamboree’ visited the SK Seorin Building in Jongno-gu, Seoul.


About 130 scouts from Angola, Ghana, Algeria, Zimbabwe, the Dominican Republic, and other countries visited the SK Seorin Building in the morning, guided by SK Innovation volunteers, and experienced SK Innovation’s shared office. The scouts enjoyed VR games, listened to LP records, tried massage chairs, and then had a buffet lunch at the company cafeteria.


In addition to the SK Seorin Building tour, SK Innovation introduced cultural heritage sites around Jongno-gu, Seoul, to the Jamboree scouts, guiding them to Gyeongbokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, and Insadong.


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An SK Innovation official said, “SK Innovation volunteers personally prepared the building tour program for the Jamboree scouts,” adding, “We hope this visit to the SK Seorin Building will remain a good memory for the Jamboree scouts during their time in Korea.”


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