Yongin City Provides Accommodation and Experiences for Filipino Trainees
"Wishing for a Special Friendship with Yongin City"
"Successful Rapid Response by Korean Government and Private Cooperation"

The Philippine Ambassador to Korea sent a letter to Yongin City. The purpose was to express gratitude to Yongin City for providing accommodation and experiences to the Philippine scouts who participated in the '2023 Saemangeum World Scout Jamboree.'


Filipino team members staying at the accommodation prepared by Yongin City and Daewoong. <br>[Photo by Yongin City]

Filipino team members staying at the accommodation prepared by Yongin City and Daewoong.
[Photo by Yongin City]

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On the 23rd, Yongin City announced that it received a letter from Maria Teresa Dizon-De Vega, the Philippine Ambassador to Korea, stating, "The Embassy of the Philippines in Korea and the government express their gratitude to Yongin City for the hospitality extended to the Philippine delegation participating in the Saemangeum Jamboree."


In the letter, the Philippine Ambassador said, "The prompt response of the Korean government and cooperation from the private sector made the Jamboree successful," and added, "The Philippine scout members greatly enjoyed the excellent accommodations and alternative activities provided by Yongin City."


She continued, "We hope to continue close cooperation with Yongin City and establish a special friendly relationship," and added, "We extend our condolences to the Korean people affected by the strong winds and heavy rains brought by Typhoon Khanun."


A letter sent by the Philippine Ambassador to Korea. <br>Photo by Yongin City

A letter sent by the Philippine Ambassador to Korea.
Photo by Yongin City

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Earlier, from the 8th to the 12th, Yongin City collaborated with companies, universities, and others to provide accommodations and alternative programs for the Jamboree participants who withdrew early from Saemangeum due to the typhoon. The participants were divided into teams and visited Yongin Rural Theme Park, Gyeonggi Arts Center, Beopryunsa Temple, and other places for experiential activities.


Lee Sang-il, Mayor of Yongin City, said, "I am glad to hear that the Philippine scouts have safely returned to their homeland," and added, "If the Philippine scouts cherish their experiences in Yongin as precious memories, there is no greater reward."



He continued, "I would like to once again express my gratitude to the city officials, companies, universities, religious facilities, and public institutions who devotedly supported the Jamboree participants, including the Philippine scouts, during the emergency situation."


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