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Newly released book by the Danish Embassy examined the green partnership between the two countries.
“Green Partners,” published in collaboration with The Presidential Committee on Green Growth, is a tribute to the Green Growth Alliance that was established between Denmark and Korea during President Lee Myung-bak’s recent state visit to Denmark.
The book introduces the green growth strategies of the two countries and highlights the green profiles of a number of Danish companies active in Korea.
Danish Ambassador Peter Lysholt Hansen explained that the book illustrates how companies may not only adopt green policies internally, but also achieve green results by cooperating with customers, partners and the world around them.
“Hopefully it will inspire others to consider how they can adopt green policies and promote further Danish-Korean cooperation in order to obtain true and lasting green growth,” he said.
The book can be downloaded in PDF format from www.ambseoul.um.dk.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
“Green Partners,” published in collaboration with The Presidential Committee on Green Growth, is a tribute to the Green Growth Alliance that was established between Denmark and Korea during President Lee Myung-bak’s recent state visit to Denmark.
The book introduces the green growth strategies of the two countries and highlights the green profiles of a number of Danish companies active in Korea.
Danish Ambassador Peter Lysholt Hansen explained that the book illustrates how companies may not only adopt green policies internally, but also achieve green results by cooperating with customers, partners and the world around them.
“Hopefully it will inspire others to consider how they can adopt green policies and promote further Danish-Korean cooperation in order to obtain true and lasting green growth,” he said.
The book can be downloaded in PDF format from www.ambseoul.um.dk.
(yoav@heraldcorp.com)
