Wednesday, April 5, 2017

KB Kookmin Bank, 'foreign workers Korea Culture' event



Said it carried out the [South Korea sinyuncheol financial newspaper reporter] KB Kookmin Bank (Bank Yun Jonggyu) the 'KB Kookmin Bank, Korea Migrant Workers Culture' event with the last two days, Gyeonggi gamgol Salvation Army Christmas Kettle headquarters in the municipal hall. Day event, KB Kookmin Bank Match Central Regional Sales Group was attended by representatives and Jeong Yongtaek of 1,000 foreign workers.

It began in 2015 to meet the third year 'KB Kookmin Bank, Korea Migrant Workers Culture "will be held over a total of four times, starting with Ansan City Hall gamgol citizens over the past two days in Gwangju, Gyeonggi Province, Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do.

The event is the harmony in Cambodia up to the feast of jjol jjeunam (April 14 to 16) was held greet, traditional food in Korea and traditional cultural experience, Korea, foreigners through traditional dance performing arts workers, everyone can enjoy in unison Zhang unfolded.

KB is time to introduce to Cambodian workers who participated in the events in Cambodia digital bank 'Liiv KB Cambodia' that can be used anytime, anywhere fast and cheap international money transfer services to financial offers convenience and eliminate questions of everyday banking transactions and it was provided with a personalized financial counseling for them.

Lin shallow monk, "through the Korea Culture and hamkkehan KB Kookmin Bank, was deeply split time means the constant living together in peace to enjoy the day as much as the heart," he said with gratitude.

KB Kookmin Bank Jeong Yongtaek game Central Regional Sales Group representatives' wish, if but was living in another country easy to dispel a little bit of anxiety over this time over each other in a unison will and spent the time to haedeuril encouraging, "he said .





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