Busan Offshore Wind Power signs community scholarship partnership agreement
Busan Offshore Wind Power has signed a mutual cooperation agreement with the Dadae Scholarship Foundation to foster local talent development and community co-prosperity.
Busan Offshore Wind Power announced on October 8 that it had signed a mutual cooperation agreement with the Dadae Scholarship Foundation on October 7 to foster local talent and promote mutual growth between the region and the business.
The agreement was established to advance investment in the next generation so that the Dadaepo offshore wind project and the region can grow together. Both parties plan to discuss scholarship programs, local talent development, and support measures to expand educational opportunities for students.
Long-term employment and economic impact
A commemorative photo of the signing of mutual cooperation for the Dadaepo offshore wind power project. · Photo: Today Energy
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