National Archives of Korea, first paid specialized training for developing countries' records, beyond ODA
Director Lee Yong-cheol said, "Through this training, we will further strengthen exchange and cooperation with the National Records and Archives Authority of Oman, and use it as an opportunity to once again prove South Korea's advanced records management capabilities to the world." eddie@yna.co.kr Reports via KakaoTalk okjebo Copyright (c) Yonhap News, unauthorized reproduction and redistribution, AI...
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A total of 14 participants, from the head of digital records management to working-level staff of the National Records and Archives Authority of Oman, will attend this training to learn about South Korea's advanced records management system. The collection targets records about Cheongju's roads, traffic environment, and modes of transportation before the year 2000.
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A total of 14 participants, from the head of digital records management to working-level staff of the National Records and Archives Authority of Oman, will attend this training to learn about South Korea's advanced records management system.
according to Yonhap News AgencyThe collection targets records about Cheongju's roads, traffic environment, and modes of transportation before the year 2000.
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