Actor Jung Tae-woo, Honorary Ambassador for the World Korean Business Convention: "Now is the Time to Leap Forward with the Hansang Economic Sphere"
KO YONG-CHUL Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-04-10 19:25:19
The Overseas Koreans Agency (Commissioner Lee Sang-deok) released a promotional video for the 23rd World Korean Business Convention (April 17-20), which will be held at the Gas South Convention Center in Atlanta, USA, on its YouTube channel (youtube.com/@OKAKOREA) on April 10th.
The 40-second video, themed "Vision of the Hansang Economic Sphere," features actor Jung Tae-woo, who is serving as the convention's honorary ambassador.
Appointed as the honorary ambassador for the convention in early March, he is active as both an actor and a businessman running a food manufacturing company. He plans to personally participate in this convention to network with fellow Korean businesspeople from around the world.
Through the promotional video, Jung Tae-woo emphasized, "We have always created miracles." He added, "The Miracle on the Han River and the K-Biz success stories of Hansang (Korean businesspeople overseas) around the world, it is now time to leap forward together through the Hansang economic sphere."
He also mentioned, "The World Korean Business Convention will stand together with the new challenges of our companies and overseas Koreans towards the global market."
Approximately 3,000 Korean businesspeople from home and abroad, as well as tens of thousands of general visitors, are expected to participate in this 23rd convention.
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