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Introduction to the University Collaboration Program The Seoul Design Foundation's 'University Collaboration Program' has officially launched as part of the DDP Design Fair. The initiative kicked off on the 1st with a visit to the LG Design Management Center in Magok, Seoul. This program is designed to foster collaboration between academic institutions and industry leaders, offering students hands-on experience in real-world design scenarios. Key Activities and Insights Gained On the 5th, the foundation shared details about the program, stating that nineteen university teams of young designers participated in an industry-academic cooperation initiative. These students visited the LG Design Management Center in Magok, Seoul, on the 1st to engage in practical training focused on real-world applications. The program included a tour of the LG Electronics Gallery, an introduction to the design management center, and lectures by in-house designers. Through these activities, s...

Key Meetings and Discussions Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft and chair of the Gates Foundation, recently visited South Korea for the first time in three years. During his stay from August 21 to 22, he engaged in several high-level meetings with leading business figures and government officials. These discussions focused on potential collaborations in small modular reactors (SMRs), biotechnology, and global social initiatives. Collaboration with Major South Korean Corporations Gates met with Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong, SK Group’s Chey Tae-won, and HD Hyundai’s Chung Ki-sun. The talks centered on advancing cooperation in SMRs, a promising technology that could revolutionize energy production. Additionally, discussions included biotechnology and global social projects, reflecting Gates’ broader interest in sustainable development and innovation. On August 22, Gates met with Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan and SK Group officials, along with executives from TerraPower, his SMR company. ...

A Bridge Between Cultures: Kojo Choi’s Journey and Appointment as Ghana’s Ambassador to South Korea Kojo Choi, the newly appointed Ghanaian Ambassador-designate to the Republic of South Korea, represents a significant milestone in Ghana's diplomatic relations with South Korea. This appointment underscores the country’s efforts to strengthen ties with its Asian counterparts, particularly through cultural, economic, and technological collaboration. Born in South Korea, Choi moved to Ghana at the age of 14 and has since become a naturalized Ghanaian citizen. His life story is one of integration, cultural fusion, and professional success, making him a unique figure who bridges two distinct nations. Over the years, he has built a career deeply rooted in Ghana, contributing significantly to both its economy and society. Choi's educational journey began in Ghana, where he attended SOS Hermann Gmeiner International College in Tema, a well-regarded secondary school. He later pursued ...