Seoul spent USD$8.6 million on inter-Korean liaison office renovation: MOU



News Seoul spent USD$8.6 million on inter-Korean liaison office renovation: MOU Funds to come from Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund, also cover accommodation and some utilities Dagyum Ji October 24, 2018 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON Joint Press Corps South Korea spent close to KRW10 billion on renovation works during the establishment of an inter-Korean liaison office at the now-shuttered Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC), the ROK Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced on Wednesday. A bill providing a total of KRW9.7 billion (USD$8.6 million) for the refurbishment was passed at the 298th session of the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Promotion Council on Wednesday. Funds will come from the Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund. The South Korean government renovated what is now the inter-Korean liaison office and accommodation for representative residents, along with, among other things, water purification plants and distribution stations. © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. Get the Daily Update Start your day with the North Korea stories that matter most – as selected by Trending

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Seoul spent USD$8.6 million on inter-Korean liaison office renovation: MOU

Funds to come from Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund, also cover accommodation and some utilities

Dagyum Ji October 24, 2018

Seoul spent USD$8.6 million on inter-Korean liaison office renovation: MOU

Joint Press Corps

South Korea spent close to KRW10 billion on renovation works during the establishment of an inter-Korean liaison office at the now-shuttered Kaesong Industrial Complex (KIC), the ROK Ministry of Unification (MOU) announced on Wednesday.

A bill providing a total of KRW9.7 billion (USD$8.6 million) for the refurbishment was passed at the 298th session of the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Promotion Council on Wednesday.

Funds will come from the Inter-Korean Cooperation Fund.

The South Korean government renovated what is now the inter-Korean liaison office and accommodation for representative residents, along with, among other things, water purification plants and distribution stations.