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[Photo News] LIG supports disabled soccer team

By Korea Herald

Published : April 21, 2016 - 15:23

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LIG SUPPORTS DISABLED SOCCER TEAM -- LIG Group and its affiliates donated 70 million won ($62,000) to the Korean Football Association For the Disabled to mark Korea‘s Disability Awareness Day on Wednesday. Group affiliate Huseco CEO Kim Gye-hong (right) poses with KFAD president Nam Young-woo during a ceremony to deliver the funds at the group‘s headquarters in Seoul. LIG has financially supported the soccer association since its founding in 2007. (LIG) LIG SUPPORTS DISABLED SOCCER TEAM -- LIG Group and its affiliates donated 70 million won ($62,000) to the Korean Football Association For the Disabled to mark Korea‘s Disability Awareness Day on Wednesday. Group affiliate Huseco CEO Kim Gye-hong (right) poses with KFAD president Nam Young-woo during a ceremony to deliver the funds at the group‘s headquarters in Seoul. LIG has financially supported the soccer association since its founding in 2007. (LIG)

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