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Suwon Ilbo Signs MOU with Korea Press Service

Secures Daily Newspaper Delivery System and Branch Management Computer Network

▲ Lee Ho-jin, president of Suwon Ilbo (right), and Lim Eun-soon, director of Korea Press Service, exchange a memorandum of understanding during the signing ceremony for joint delivery business cooperation held at the president's office of Suwon Ilbo on the 26th.

Suwon Ilbo, preparing for its conversion to a daily newspaper on September 30, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Korea Press Service to begin full-scale preparations for daily newspaper operations.

On the 26th, Lee Ho-jin, president of Suwon Ilbo, and Lim Eun-soon, director of Korea Press Service (vice-ministerial rank), exchanged the memorandum at the Suwon Ilbo president's office, committing to joint efforts in newspaper production and distribution.

At the ceremony, President Lee Ho-jin stated, "For 20 years, we have consistently created a local newspaper that stands with Suwon citizens, and based on these achievements, we are preparing for the nation's first community-focused daily newspaper conversion." He added, "Establishing a delivery system through business cooperation with Korea Press Service holds significant meaning."

President Lee went on to propose, "Let us jointly explore ways to achieve mutual benefits through not only newspaper delivery but also related subsidiary businesses with Korea Press Service."

In response, Director Lim Eun-soon said, "I extend words of encouragement to the dedicated staff of Suwon Ilbo, who have served as guardians of the local community for 20 years and have advocated principled journalism. I especially hope the transition to daily publication proceeds smoothly." He continued, "Through this business cooperation, let us broaden our mutual understanding and collaboration and create synergistic effects for the development of both organizations."

Director Lim pledged, "We will not spare support in various fields including not only newspaper delivery but also the establishment of branch management computer networks," and added, "Let us work together for public interest values."

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Korea Press Service, a government-affiliated public institution, operates 30 direct business offices nationwide, 602 joint delivery centers, and employs approximately 11,000 professional delivery personnel. In addition to joint newspaper delivery, the organization conducts delivery services for various publications and promotional materials.

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