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[Photo News] Innovation honored

By Korea Herald

Published : May 14, 2015 - 19:03

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KT chief operating officer Koo Min-seong (left) and Rwanda’s Minister of Youth and ICT Jean Philbert N Sengimana pose during the awarding ceremony of Global Telecom Business Innovation Awards in London on Wednesday. Olleh Rwanda Networks, or oRn, a joint venture between KT and the Rwandan government, won the innovation award for building LTE network infrastructure across the African country since 2013. (KT) KT chief operating officer Koo Min-seong (left) and Rwanda’s Minister of Youth and ICT Jean Philbert N Sengimana pose during the awarding ceremony of Global Telecom Business Innovation Awards in London on Wednesday. Olleh Rwanda Networks, or oRn, a joint venture between KT and the Rwandan government, won the innovation award for building LTE network infrastructure across the African country since 2013. (KT)

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