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Investing in Seoul’s environment

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Published : Sept. 7, 2011 - 19:09

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Volunteers stop for a picture during an event to clean the streets of Seoul. (Invest Korea) Volunteers stop for a picture during an event to clean the streets of Seoul. (Invest Korea)

Volunteers joined forces to adopt a road in Seoul by cleaning streets in Yangjae on Saturday. The event saw employees of foreign-invested companies help keep the area around Yangjae IC tidy by picking up litter.

Event organizer, Ross Geesman, a consultant at Invest Korea said: “The event was intended to bring Kotra and Invest Korea employees together with foreign invested companies to work for the betterment of the community.

“It was really successful because the area around the highways now much cleaner and it was also nice to get out and enjoy the sun on a Saturday morning.”

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