TusPark Holds Luncheon to Welcome the Visiting of Korea China Exchange Association DelegationPrint

Post Time：2013-03-28来源：

Lee Soo Sung, the Honorary Adviser of Korea China Exchange Association, who is also a former South Korea Prime Minister, Kim Yong-deok ,Chairman of Korea China Exchange Association and their delegation visited Tsinghua University Science Park (TusPark) in March 26th. This visiting is further bilateral co-operation and deepening exchange after TusPark delegation visited Seoul and Gimpo. The delegation is also including Former Seoul vice Mayor Kim Hyeong-Joo, Gimpo mayor Liu Yongliu, NORSTAR Financial Group Chairman Shen Cheeho. Administrative Committee of Tsinghua University Science Park Director, TusPark Co.,Ltd Vice President Li Zhiqiang, Senior Vice President Chen Hongbo and other leaders hosted a luncheon warmly welcome to the Korea delegation.

The two sides highly praised Senior Vice president Chen Hongbo leaded TusPark delegation visited to Korea and got great achievements through in-depth discussion about further deepen cooperation and exchange on relative projects. Lee Soo-Sung, former Prime Minister affectionately recollected the long-term friendships which set up with Chinese leaders and old friends in promoting exchanges between China and South Korea, and hope to deepen the existing basis for cooperation between the two countries through the introduction of the Tsinghua Science Park to Korea. Gimpo mayor Liu Yonglu said that the purpose for this special trip is to warmly welcome and vigorously promote cooperation with TusPark, and they are looking forward TusPark will participate in the whole process of strategic planning, management consulting, project investment etc. in Gimpo Park.

Li Zhiqiang expressed thanks to Korea delegation for their highly recognize and trust to us. TusPark will form a group to dock with Korea China Exchange Association; Park Development Office will responsible for connection work;TusPark Research Institute for Innovation will be actively involved in the early stage of park development research and training project.