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KB Kookmin Bank CEO Yoon Jong-kyu (left) and Korea International Cooperation Agency chief Kim Young-mok pose for photos at the state-run aid body’s headquarters in southern Seoul, on Thursday after they signed an agreement to boost business cooperation. The pact envisions KB Kookmin providing financial advice on the KOICA’s overseas aid projects, such as infrastructure construction. (KB Kookmin Bank)
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