KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 (Bernama) -- The Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) in Malaysia will officially open on Friday (Oct 30), with the public opening scheduled for Nov 2, marking a new chapter in cultural exchange between Malaysia and South Korea.
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The Korean Cultural Centre in Malaysia opens on Oct 30, with public access starting Nov 2, promoting cultural exchange between the two countries.
- The KCC was established under a 2020 cultural cooperation MoU between Malaysia and South Korea.
- The centre will host cultural programs, exhibitions, and collaborations with Malaysian artists and institutions.
- The opening ceremony includes traditional and contemporary performances from both countries.
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