South Korea's Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism "Park Bo Gyoon" Visited Indonesia and met several online supporters and honorary reporters

 

On Sunday, September 11, 2022, the Korean Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism "Park Bo Gyoon" visited Indonesia. The theme of this visit to Indonesia is included in the G20 series which was held in Indonesia within the available timeframe. The Minister took the time to meet and talk with several Korean influencers, Korean online supporters, and honorary reporters.

The event which was held at the KOCCA (Korea Creative Content Agency) office located on Lotte Shopping Avenue on the 3rd floor of the Art and Culture Unit, before the event started, 12 guests who were present were required to do a COVID-19 antigen test to anticipate the prevention and transmission of virus exposure. In this event, the Minister gave a warm welcome and said thank you very much for having the opportunity to meet all of us. The Minister also added that he was grateful for the invited guests who were present for promoting South Korea very well with love and passion from the heart.

In this event, the Minister also told a little about his career experience in politics. The Minister explained that he used to be a reporter in Korea and then he started his career in politics and has been able to become a Minister until now. The Minister also added that he was very happy to meet with 2 representatives of honorary reporters, namely "Thariq Hafidz" and "Tehlia" because this made the Minister remember his former profession before becoming Minister. The Minister also gave us the enthusiasm to write an article that could have a positive impact and provide broad insight information for people out there.

And at the end of the event, all participants who were present were invited to take a photo together by the Minister and all participants were also given by the Minister for all participants present.

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