At the World peace contribution grand prize and national assembly member regional legislative activity contribution grand prize held in Korea today, Park Chi JOON, CEO of NBBTC Holding, represented NBBTC Holding. Participated as a speaker.

The Federation of Korean Voters held a seminar at the National Assembly today, attended by 13 African ambassadors and members of the ruling and opposition parties. The Federation of Korean Voters organized an event to open new export markets for small business owners and SMEs.

The Federation of Korean Voters (President Seo Jeong-tae), a joint-stock company, hosted a seminar introducing Africa to promote the export of small businesses and SMEs at 14:00 today at the auditorium of the National Assembly Museum. 1.2 billion people live in 54 countries in Africa, the world's second largest continent.

President Seo Jeong-tae said, "We want to mediate the economic and industrial development of each country by operating an internet home shopping metabus for local product entry and sale and product promotion so that customers and consumers can directly distribute."

“Gabon is a market with low labor costs and many young workers,” said Carlos Victor Bungu, Ambassador of the Republic of Gabon. “Korean SMEs can reduce production costs and gain competitiveness. "Based on the Gabon market, we can also have the opportunity to sell throughout Africa," he said. Park Chi-joon, director of the Korea-Africa BIZ Center, professor at Sahmyook College of Health, and CEO of NBBTC Holding, said, "Through this seminar, we can do our best to find measures on how Korea and Africa can practically implement sustainable exchange and cooperation." "We expect the seminar to play a major role in providing a platform for continuous and efficient exchange of information," he said. It was noteworthy that 13 African Korean ambassadors attended the event. Power of the People Cho Gyeong-tae and Lee Myeong-soo, Democratic Party MPs Lee They gave congratulatory speeches together with Sang-min and Song Ok-joo.

This seminar was organized by the Association Korea Voters League, Park Chi Joon, CEO of NBBTC Holding, and the Chief executive of the Korea Africa Biz center at SHU.

In the seminar, issues related to how to take SMEs to Arab Countries, Middle East and African countries were discussed.

In addition to Korean businessmen, many politicians and diplomats of most African embassies attended the seminar.

NBBTC CEO Park Chi JOON said, "As NBBTC, we already have the KOBIBANK Project. "Within the scope of this project, NBBTC will lead and play a critical role in moving many Korean SMEs to Turkey, Arab countries and AFRICA," he said.

NBBTC's KOBIBANK MODEL