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YU Makes First Export of 'Saemaul Department' to the Philippines! N

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  • Date : 2013.11.21 11:00
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As a part of the 'International Cooperation Leading University Fostering Support Project', MOA with Enderun Colleges of the Philippines
Hopes to localize 'Korean Saemaul Undong and Saemaul Spirit' in the Philippines
[Oct 31, 2013]
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 YU (President Noh, Seok Kyun) will begin exporting the "Saemaul Department' as an international cooperation leading university. At 11 A.M. on the 30th, YU signed an MOA(Memorandum of Agreement) with Enderun Colleges of the Philippines at the main conference room on the 3rd floor of the main administration building.
 Enderun Colleges signed an MOA for the establishment of the Saemaul Department at their university as a partner of the international cooperation leading university fostering and support project. With this agreement, it is expected that capacities will be intensified while sharing knowledge for the localization of the 'Korean Saemaul Undong and Saemaul Spirit' of YU in the Philippines.
 YU President Noh, Seok Kyun said, "We are happy to be able to build an international cooperation partnership with Enderun Colleges," while adding, "This MOA will be the beginning of our two schools in becoming international cooperation leading universities."
 Enderun Colleges President Edgardo Rodriguez commented, "I have always been interested in policies and activities to eradicate global poverty." He added, "The 'Saemaul Undong' that will begin through this agreement will be localized in the Philippines." Mr. Rodriguez also stated, "With the 'Saemaul Department' opening at our college, I hope that it will begin the spread and supply of the Saemaul Studies not only to the Philippines, but to all of Southeast Asia."
 Meanwhile, the visiting group from Enderun visited the place where the Saemaul Undong and Saemaul Spirit was first established and then visited YU from the 28th to the 31st including the meeting to pursue the international cooperation leading university project.