KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) in Malaysia, which officially opened on Friday, is a new bridge that links both countries through culture, bringing the hearts of two peoples closer together, said South Korea’s Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Kim Young-soo.
Korean Cultural Centre In Kuala Lumpur A New Bridge That Links Two Nations
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The Korean Cultural Centre in Kuala Lumpur opened, aiming to strengthen cultural ties between South Korea and Malaysia.
- The centre was opened to promote cultural understanding between South Korea and Malaysia.
- Historical bridges between the two nations include the Malaysia Bridge and Penang Bridge.
- Cultural programs at the centre will enhance Malaysian access to Korean culture.
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