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Korean council representatives welcomed to the Redlands

23 May 2016
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The Redlands’ relationship with trade and investment partner the Republic of Korea has strengthened after Council hosted a delegation of Yong-in City Council representatives this morning.

The Yong-in City Council group headed by Yong-in City Council Vice Chairman Mr Kee Joon Kim and Chairman of Welfare and Industry Committee Mr Won Sik Choi included six Councillors Ms Nam Sook Park, Ms Jeung Hye Lee, Mr Chi Young So, Mr Min Seok Shin, Mr Woong Chul Kang and Ms Hee Young Kim, and city officials.

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The Yong-in City Council and Redland City Council teams

Yong-in City has had a close relationship with Redland City since 2008 when the two Councils signed a friendship agreement.

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Hosting the Yong-in City delegation today enabled Redland City Mayor Karen Williams and Councillors to strengthen ties and discuss potential future trade, tourism and education opportunities.

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