Korea Technology Finance Corporation Donates 5 Million Won to Busan Science Museum... Continues Support for Underprivileged in Science Culture

20 Million Won Donated in Total for Programs Like "Smart Senior School"
"Supporting Efforts to Bridge the Regional Science Culture Gap"

On December 10, the Korea Technology Finance Corporation (Chairman Kim Joungho) delivered sponsorship funds to the National Busan Science Museum (Director Song Samjong) to support science sharing initiatives.

The event, held in a small conference room at the museum, was attended by around 10 representatives from both organizations, including Director Song Samjong and Korea Technology Finance Corporation Director Kim Daecheol.

The Korea Technology Finance Corporation provided 5 million won to the National Busan Science Museum to support science sharing projects aimed at helping underprivileged groups in the southeastern region. Since 2021, the corporation has sponsored a variety of science sharing programs such as science exploration education and family science camps for marginalized communities. Including this latest donation, the total cumulative sponsorship has reached 20 million won.

This year, the corporation supported the "Smart Senior School" science education program for seniors, featuring activities such as creating and reading picture books using artificial intelligence. As a result, approximately 120 seniors were able to expand their creative experiences using digital technology.

Song Samjong, Director of the National Busan Science Museum, stated, "The warm sharing by the Korea Technology Finance Corporation is greatly helping to bridge the regional gap in science culture," adding, "We will continue to build a science culture ecosystem where various generations and the local community can grow together."

The Korea Technology Finance Corporation is donating 5 million won in sponsorship funds to the Busan Science Museum.

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