Hwaseong City Hosts "Global Citizens' Day Festival"
Suwon NewsUpdated 2011.05.15 23:54
Published 2011.05.14 18:25
Updated 2011.05.15 23:54
On the 22nd at Dowon Sports Park in Hyangnam-eup, 3,000 residents from 17 countries gather
"You are invited to Hwaseong City's Global Citizens' Day"
Hwaseong City will hold the "Global Citizens' Day Festival" on the 22nd at Dowon Sports Park in Hyangnam-eup, inviting domestic and foreign residents from the city.
The Global Citizens' Day Festival, organized by the City's Foreign Resident Welfare Center and Multicultural Family Support Center, will bring together 3,000 residents from 17 countries to share diverse cultures and engage in various events.
On that day, the city will set up cultural promotion booths representing 14 countries, including Nepal, Mongolia, and Bangladesh, around the sports park venue. Visitors will be able to experience traditional foods and cultures from each country, while various experience booths such as nail art and face painting will also be available.
The city will link the Global Citizens' Festival with a Youth Culture Zone event to provide young people with opportunities to develop international perspectives.
The festival will feature performances by childcare facility children, a Global Citizens' Talent Competition, foreign taekwondo demonstrations, multicultural samulnori troupe "Eoulim," youth dance teams, WMF Music Friends comprised of 8 vocalists, and a congratulatory performance by singer Seo In-guk.
The city plans to commend four individuals selected for their contributions to the welfare of foreign residents with certificates signed by the mayor, city council chairman, and national assembly members.
A city official stated, "We have prepared this event to create a social environment where global residents in our city come together to understand different cultures and live together in harmony."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipHwaseong City will hold the "Global Citizens' Day Festival" on the 22nd at Dowon Sports Park in Hyangnam-eup, inviting domestic and foreign residents from the city.
The Global Citizens' Day Festival, organized by the City's Foreign Resident Welfare Center and Multicultural Family Support Center, will bring together 3,000 residents from 17 countries to share diverse cultures and engage in various events.
On that day, the city will set up cultural promotion booths representing 14 countries, including Nepal, Mongolia, and Bangladesh, around the sports park venue. Visitors will be able to experience traditional foods and cultures from each country, while various experience booths such as nail art and face painting will also be available.
The city will link the Global Citizens' Festival with a Youth Culture Zone event to provide young people with opportunities to develop international perspectives.
The festival will feature performances by childcare facility children, a Global Citizens' Talent Competition, foreign taekwondo demonstrations, multicultural samulnori troupe "Eoulim," youth dance teams, WMF Music Friends comprised of 8 vocalists, and a congratulatory performance by singer Seo In-guk.
The city plans to commend four individuals selected for their contributions to the welfare of foreign residents with certificates signed by the mayor, city council chairman, and national assembly members.
A city official stated, "We have prepared this event to create a social environment where global residents in our city come together to understand different cultures and live together in harmony."
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