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| β | Since 2009, the Korean Culture and Information Service has established multiple Korean Cultural Centers around the world. The Korean Cultural Centers emphasize activities and events that contribute to an understanding of Korea and Korean culture at a deeper level. In response to the increasing demand for greater public awareness of Korean culture as well as the rise of 'Hallyu', the Korean Cultural Centers offer diverse programs that give people an opportunity to first-handedly experience Korea and Korean | + | Since 2009, the Korean Culture and Information Service has established multiple Korean Cultural Centers around the world. The Korean Cultural Centers emphasize activities and events that contribute to an understanding of Korea and Korean culture at a deeper level. In response to the increasing demand for greater public awareness of Korean culture as well as the rise of 'Hallyu', the Korean Cultural Centers offer diverse programs that give people an opportunity to first-handedly experience Korea and Korean culture. The Korean Culture Centers utilize social networking services to introduce Korean culture and to deliver news concerning the Cultural Centers in a more effective manner. Through these services, it has been possible to reach people all over the world. |
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