Hanshin Gongyeong Signs Sisterhood Agreement with National Seoul Memorial Cemetery for Graveyard Cleanup

Hanshin Engineering & Construction announced on the 24th that it has formed a sisterhood partnership for graveyard purification with the National Seoul Memorial Cemetery and the Seoul Dongjak-gu Memorial Cemetery.

Seon Hong-gyu, CEO of Hanshin Engineering & Construction (right), and Kim Su-sam, Director of the National Cemetery, are taking a commemorative photo on the 24th after signing a sisterhood agreement for one company and one burial site at the National Cemetery in Dongjak-gu, Seoul. / Photo by Hanshin Engineering & Construction

The partnership ceremony was attended by Seon Hong-gyu, CEO of Hanshin Engineering & Construction, and Kim Soo-sam, director of the National Memorial Cemetery. Through this agreement, Hanshin Engineering & Construction pledged to take the lead in graveyard purification activities such as flower offerings, tombstone cleaning, and weed removal in Section 47.

A representative of Hanshin Engineering & Construction stated, "We have regularly conducted graveyard purification activities at the memorial cemeteries with our employees, believing that we exist today because of the patriotic martyrs who sacrificed and devoted themselves for the country." He added, "Through this sisterhood partnership, we will honor the noble sacrifices and patriotism of the martyrs, as well as promote various social contribution activities to practice Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) management."

Meanwhile, Hanshin Engineering & Construction's employee volunteer group, 'Hanshin Hyo Plus Volunteer Group,' founded in May 2015 based on the corporate philosophy of 'Hyo (filial piety),' has been conducting regular graveyard volunteer activities every year. In addition, they have been engaged in various social contribution activities such as delivering briquettes of love and providing free meal services.

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