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[Weekender] How DDP emerged as an icon of Seoul
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Korea International Trade Association Chairman Koo Ja-yeol (right), who doubles as LS Group's chairman, shakes hands with Joe Wilson, the US representative for South Carolina, after their meeting on ways to boost economic cooperation in supply chains between the two countries at the Trade Tower in Seoul, Wednesday. During the meeting, Koo gifted Rep. Wilson a name card engraved with the Korean name Cho Il-seon, which sounds similar to his English name and has the meaning of the "front line," to ask him to continue to work at the leading edge of deeper bilateral ties. (KITA)
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