The Seoul Sports Council (Chairman Kang Tae-sun) and the Korea Skating Union (Chairman Lee Soo-kyung) have joined forces to systematically develop ice sports and revitalize daily sports.
The two organizations signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in the conference room of the Seoul Sports Council on the 8th, attended by Kang Tae-sun, chairman of the Seoul Sports Council (Black Yak), Lee Soo-kyung, chairman of the Korea Skating Union (CFO), the Seoul Sports Council, and employees of the Korea Skating Union. The two organizations agreed to expand the base of ice sports in Seoul, find and foster excellent athletes, and make ice sports enjoyable for anyone in their daily lives, focusing on practical cooperation measures ▶ expand sports programs ▶ foster excellent athletes and improve performance ▶ attract Seoul for domestic and international competitions ▶ pledge administrative and financial support to promote joint projects.
An official of the Seoul Sports Council said, "This agreement provided an opportunity for all citizens to easily access ice sports and laid the foundation for promising athletes to grow based on Seoul. We will continue to cooperate with various sports organizations to create a citizen-centered living sports environment." conveyed his will.
An official from the Korea Skating Union also expressed expectations, saying, "Seoul is the center of Korean sports and a strategic base for ice development. Through this agreement, we will be able to expand sports for all and lay the foundation for elite sports." The business agreement began to take effect officially with the signing of representatives of both organizations and will continue to be maintained unless a separate request for termination is made. The two organizations plan to discuss detailed implementation plans for future joint projects and accelerate the operation of various linked programs.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
