The Korean Information Society Development Institute (KISDI, President Kwon Ho-yeol) and the Far East University (President Ryu Ki-il) signed a business agreement for fostering local talents on March 4 (Thurs.) at the central conference room of the Korean Information Society Development Institute.

Under the terms of the agreement, the two institutions will actively cooperate in ▲ building an open campus for fostering local talents; ▲ technological and human resource exchanges between the two institutions; ▲ support for the operation of field training and internship programs; ▲ and other tasks requiring linkage and cooperation in the future. This agreement is expected to significantly contribute to fostering young talents and creating jobs in the Chungbuk region.

The signing ceremony was attended by KISDI President Kwon Ho-yeol, director of the Planning and Coordination Division, Lee Jae-young , director of Management Support Division, Choi Byoung-soo, and Far East University President Ryu Ki-il, director of Planning, Bae In-young, director of Education, Choi Jun-goo, and director of the Center for Shared Growth, Won Mi-ran.

The Korean Information Society Development Institute, which conducts leading ICT and broadcasting policy research in the ‘digital new deal’ era, supports the establishment of national policy and the development of local communities.