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Dyna.Ai Leads the Global Transition to Agentic AI at MWC 2026 by Delivering Accountable Business Outcomes

BARCELONA, Spain, March 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — MWC Barcelona 2026 concluded with a clear mandate for the global technology sector: the industry is shifting away from conversational AI toward Agentic AI—systems built for execution and proven ROI. Coinciding with this shift, Dyna.Ai announced earlier this week the closing of an eight-figure (USD) Series A funding round led by Singapore-based Lion X Ventures.

The round includes participation from Taiwan-listed technology company ADATA, a Korean financial institution, and industry veterans. This backing validates Dyna.Ai’s Result-as-a-Service (RaaS) approach as the answer to the “Flight to Reality” observed at the event, confirming a market shift toward accountable business outcomes over experimental tech.

The focus on accountability stems from a widening “Action Gap” between AI’s conversational ability and its capacity to perform real business tasks. Bridging this gap, Dyna.Ai’s showcase at MWC (Booth CS91) of its RaaS model emerged as a standout development, challenging the traditional SaaS status quo by aligning technology costs with business KPIs.

“What we witnessed this week in Spain was a ‘Flight to Reality’,” said Tomas Skoumal, Chairman and Co-Founder of Dyna.Ai. “The executives we spoke with are no longer asking for AI that can pass a test; they are demanding AI that can resolve a service outage, close a sale, or streamline an internal operational process. We are seeing a fundamental pivot toward Agentic Applications that operate at the core of the business. By providing agents that manage both external AI Contact Center interactions and internal Employee Experience, we are helping enterprises reclaim their AI investments and turn them into sustainable competitive advantages.”

Key Strategic Shifts Observed at MWC 2026

  • The Demand for Accountability: The market is moving away from upfront licensing toward outcome-based partnerships. Dyna.Ai’s RaaS model resonated as a “risk-reversal” strategy for Tier-1 operators and financial institutions.
  • From Chat to Action: The showcase of Multilingual Voice Agents proved that AI can now handle the linguistic and cultural nuance of the European market while executing end-to-end tasks without human intervention.
  • The Shift in Commercial Logic: The traditional SaaS model is facing scrutiny, as more organizations look toward performance-driven partnerships like Dyna.Ai’s RaaS to mitigate the risks of digital transformation.

Following the strong reception at MWC, Dyna.Ai is building stronger ties in the finance sector and contact centers across the European market. By anchoring AI in accountability, Dyna.Ai proves it is a high-yield asset rather than a technical experiment.

About Dyna.Ai

Dyna.Ai is a leading AI-as-a-Service company headquartered in Singapore, delivering enterprise-grade AI solutions that turn advanced AI into measurable business results. The company provides AI-powered products and services that enhance customer experience (CX), improve employee experience (EX), and optimize core business operations, with solutions designed for practical enterprise deployment. With a global presence across Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas, Dyna.Ai powers financial institutions, contact centers, and more enterprises worldwide. For more information, visit www.dyna.ai.

APAIE 2026 Conference and Exhibition successfully held, Hong Kong’s educational strengths draw global talent

HONG KONG, March 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From February 23 to 27, the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) 2026 Conference and Exhibition was led by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) as the lead host with seven other University Grants Committee (UGC)-funded universities serving as co-hosts.  The conference was supported by the HKSAR Government, the UGC and the Hong Kong Tourism Board. Under the theme “Asia-Pacific Partnerships for the Global Good”, the event attracted over 3,500 participants and 600 exhibitors from 72 countries and regions, a record high for the conference.

CUHK previously hosted the APAIE Conference and Exhibition in 2013. As one of the world’s three most significant international education conferences, the 2026 event not only showcased Hong Kong’s dynamism as an international education hub, but also charted a future-oriented blueprint for Asia-Pacific higher education cooperation.

Professor Dennis Lo Yuk-ming, Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK, emphasized that Hong Kong has become a vital international education hub, capable of comprehensively showcasing its higher education strengths to the outside world, including its facilities, research, talent cultivation, and scientific and technological innovation achievements.

At the start of the conference, the Education Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government officially launched the “Study in Hong Kong” week, aiming to showcase the city’s unique value as a top-tier study destination to students worldwide.

Hong Kong, an international metropolis with a population of approximately 7.7 million, boasts five universities ranked among the world’s top 100 — a density of world-class higher education institutions rarely seen globally.

Dr. Choi Yuk-lin, Secretary for Education of the HKSAR Government, said that as a “super-connector” in the global education network, Hong Kong is dedicated to fostering a highly internationalized and diverse academic ecosystem. For global students, studying here means not just earning a degree from a top university, but also taking ownership of your future and building the skills that matter.

Backed by the vast Chinese Mainland market and connected to the world, Hong Kong enjoys unique advantages in both basic and higher education, Professor Lo said. He affirmed that, when combined with the HKSAR Government’s proactive talent attraction policies, comprehensive study and employment schemes, social stability and safety, Hong Kong is undoubtedly a top study destination for students globally.

Speaking on Hong Kong, Professor Venky Shankararaman, President of APAIE, said that as Asia’s World City, Hong Kong possesses international connectivity advantages, world-class infrastructure and rich cultural experiences, and is a “melting pot” of Eastern and Western cultures.

“Its open, internationalized environment makes it an ideal gateway connecting China with the world, providing unique fertile ground for cultivating international talent and fostering diverse innovation,” Professor Shankararaman said during the APAIE 2026 Conference and Exhibition.

Experts noted that educational opportunities are not isolated phenomena but are deeply intertwined and mutually reinforcing with macro trends, such as regional economic integration, technological revolutions, demographic shifts, and the evolution of global governance.

Professor Lo said the driving forces of Asian economic growth are undergoing a fundamental shift, with mutual dependence, synergy from intra-regional trade, and investment increasingly becoming key engines, altering the previous singular reliance on exports to Western markets.

Professor Lo emphasized that the new wave of technological revolution, led by artificial intelligence (AI), and the green energy transition, represented by the photovoltaic industry and electric vehicles, are becoming core factors reshaping Asia’s economic resilience and defining future competitiveness.

In this context, emerging markets like Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Vietnam are performing remarkably, and their substantial demand for higher education and pursuit of continuous improvement are expected only to increase further, he said.

“By deepening regional education cooperation, expanding teacher and student exchange networks, and jointly building research collaboration platforms, we can effectively promote the cross-border flow and optimal allocation of educational resources, achieving complementary advantages and synergistic development,” said Professor Shankararaman in an interview.

He noted that while educational resources in the Asia-Pacific are unevenly distributed, the region possesses prominent complementary advantages.

“This complementarity of differences will not only enhance the overall quality of education and innovation efficiency in the region, but also provide solid talent and intellectual support for addressing shared global challenges and promoting inclusive growth,” Professor Shankararaman said.


 

Fuel Prices Surge in Laos as Middle East Conflict Pushes Up Global Oil Costs

Drivers line up for fuel at a gas station in Vientiane during mid-June 2022. (Photo: Kosuke Inoue)

Fuel prices across Laos surged sharply on 6 March following turbulence in global oil markets triggered by the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Under a new pricing announcement effective from 6 AM, retail fuel prices increased by LAK 3,150 for special gasoline, LAK 3,810 for regular gasoline, and LAK 7,380 for diesel.

The diesel adjustment is particularly significant. Fuel price changes in Laos normally fluctuate between LAK 80 and 300 per liter, making the LAK 7,380 increase one of the largest single adjustments in recent years.

Large price movements of this scale were last seen during the global energy crisis of 2022, when supply disruptions and surging oil prices triggered several major fuel hikes across the country.

Global Conflict Drives Oil Market Volatility

The latest price surge follows a dramatic escalation in the Middle East after coordinated strikes on Tehran by the United States and Israel killed Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Iran responded with missile and drone attacks across the region, raising fears of a wider conflict and threatening global energy supply routes.

Particular concern has focused on the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway connecting the Persian Gulf to the open ocean. The strait carries roughly one-fifth of the world’s daily oil shipments, making it one of the most critical chokepoints in global energy trade.

Any disruption to tanker traffic through the strait can quickly push global oil prices higher. Since the escalation, crude prices have climbed to around USD 75–85 per barrel, increasing pressure on fuel-importing countries across Asia.

Domestic Impact Already Visible

The price increase is expected to further affect transportation costs, logistics, and consumer prices across Laos, where diesel plays a key role in agriculture, freight transport, and electricity generation.

Earlier this week, long queues formed at several gas stations in Vientiane as drivers rushed to fill up amid fears of supply disruptions.

Authorities have repeatedly stated that fuel supply remains stable, while urging residents and businesses to use fuel responsibly and avoid panic buying.

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce has also ordered fuel importers and distributors to submit daily reports on import volumes and supply plans, while warning operators against hoarding fuel or manipulating the market.

Heavy Dependence on Thai Fuel

Laos remains highly dependent on imported fuel, particularly from Thailand.

According to data from the Department of Foreign Trade, Thailand supplied 97.10 percent of Laos’ fuel imports, worth USD 1.22 billion out of a total USD 1.26 billion in fuel imports last year.

Other suppliers account for only a small share of the market. Vietnam supplied USD 15.9 million (1.26 percent), Singapore USD 15.6 million (1.24 percent), and China USD 4.09 million (0.32 percent). Imports from South Korea, Japan, the United States, and other countries together accounted for less than 0.1 percent.

The figures highlight how closely Laos’ domestic fuel prices are tied to both global oil markets and supply conditions in Thailand.

Körber Supply Chain Announces Customer Partnership with HH Stainless Pte Ltd

SINGAPORE, March 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Körber Supply Chain is pleased to announce a new customer partnership with HH Stainless Pte Ltd, a leading importer, exporter, and stockist of stainless-steel materials in Singapore and Southeast Asia. This project strengthens Körber’s regional presence and reflects its continued commitment to delivering advanced warehouse automation solutions customized to industrial customers. Founded in 1964, HH Stainless supplies stainless-steel pipes, fittings, flanges, bars, and plates, with an inventory exceeding 12,000 tonnes and a range of value-added services.

Körber Supply Chain Announces Customer Partnership with HH Stainless Pte Ltd
Körber Supply Chain Announces Customer Partnership with HH Stainless Pte Ltd

Körber’s ASRS solution allows HH Stainless to significantly reduce and save on labour costs by minimizing handling and walking distances, while increasing picking efficiency. Furthermore, the vertical storage design maximises space utilisation through a compact honeycomb structure, reducing space needs and enabling higher storage density in HH Stainless facility.

The project involves the design and implementation of an Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) for long-length stainless steel pipes at HH Stainless’s facility located in Singapore. Körber’s solution features a stacker crane with a single load handling device, specifically engineered to manage cassettes storing long products and pipe products.

In addition, the integrated warehouse management and Körber’s K.OneX warehouse control software will provide real-time visibility of inventory and system status, optimise storage and retrieval sequences, and enhance inventory accuracy and traceability. Dedicated local after-sales and technical support from Körber’s Singapore-based team will ensure ongoing maintenance and long-term reliability of the system.

“This partnership reflects our strong local presence and ability to deliver tailored automation solutions,” said Louis Kok, Head of Marketing and Sales for Körber’s Business Area Supply Chain in Singapore. “We appreciate the confidence HH Stainless has placed in us and look forward to supporting their operations with a scalable, future-ready solution.”

Mr. Terence Low, General Manager-Purchasing, from HH Stainless commented: “We believe Körber’s automation expertise and strong local support will provide a strong foundation for this partnership as we support our growth and operational goals.”

The Business Area Supply Chain is part of the global technology group Körber. Find out more on www.koerber-supplychain.com.

To learn more about HH Stainless, please visit: https://www.honghock.com.sg/hhstainless/.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Louis Kok
Head of Marketing & Sales 
Koerber Supply Chain SG Pte Ltd 
+65 6841 7073 
info.sc.sgp@koerber-supplychain.com 

Money20/20 Asia Report: APAC Fintech Ecosystem Shifts from Experimentation to Scale as AI and Digital Assets Drive Regional Leadership


BANGKOK, THAILAND – Media OutReach Newswire – 6 March 2026 – Money20/20, the world’s leading fintech show and the place where money does business, unveiled its annual Future of Fintech in APAC report ahead of Money20/20 Asia in Bangkok on April 21-23 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. The whitepaper reveals APAC’s fintech ecosystem has reached a pivotal inflection point, shifting from experimentation to production-grade innovation across AI, digital payments, and assets.

Source: Money20/20
Source: Money20/20

Based on insights from over 130 senior fintech leaders, the report highlights an industry moving beyond pilot programs toward enterprise-scale solutions that prioritize collaboration, digital trust, and financial inclusion as core business imperatives for 2026.

Key Findings

  • 22.9% of respondents identify the region as their primary growth target, underscoring its continued dominance as the region’s growth engine.
  • 90.6% of executives say social good initiatives are now embedded in corporate strategy — confirming impact has become a commercial imperative.
  • 61.2% of organizations have already adopted AI or machine learning.
  • New frameworks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan are driving institutional adoption of stablecoins and tokenized assets.
  • 63.5% of leaders cite fraud prevention as their highest operational priority.

“APAC is no longer experimenting — it’s executing,” said Ian Fong, VP of Content at Money20/20 Asia. “The region is building financial infrastructure that is faster, safer, and more inclusive than ever before. What happens here will influence the future of money globally.”

Digital Trust Becomes the New Currency

With digital adoption accelerating, 63.5% of leaders identify fraud prevention as their top priority. Regulators and industry players are now pivoting toward real-time risk intelligence and AI-driven security.

“The speed of digital adoption in APAC has outpaced traditional fraud models,” said Justin Lie, Founder & CEO of SHIELD. “What we’re seeing now is a shift toward real-time, device-level intelligence that operates silently in the background. Trust is the new currency of digital finance, and the companies that embed it in every interaction while delivering a frictionless experience will define the future of the industry.”

Stablecoins Move into Mainstream Financial Infrastructure

Institutional engagement with stablecoins and tokenized financial instruments has grown significantly, supported by clearer regulatory frameworks emerging across Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan.

“Across Asia, stablecoins are already embedded in real economic activity from payments and cross-border settlements to treasury optimization,” said Yam Ki Chan, Vice President, Asia Pacific at Circle. “The region is demonstrating how digital assets can scale within financial systems, and the next phase is about interoperability and the development of an economic operating system for the internet”.

Digital Lending Expands Financial Access

The report highlights 72.9% of respondents believe SME-tailored fintech solutions are key to APAC’s economic growth, signaling a widening opportunity for inclusive financial innovation.

“Financial inclusion isn’t achieved by simply putting products online — it requires building for the realities of everyday consumers,” said Moritz Gastl, General Manager of Tala Philippines. “In markets like the Philippines, trust, transparency, and flexibility matter just as much as credit scoring. Digital lending works when it empowers people, not when it replicates old systems with new interfaces.”

Looking Ahead: Collaboration Will Define the Next Decade

As AI scales, payment rails interconnect, and digital assets enter regulated markets, APAC is emerging as a global blueprint for future financial systems.
“The next wave of fintech innovation will be defined by how well we balance technological advancement with social impact,” added Fong. “APAC markets are proving that financial innovation and inclusion can advance together.”

The Future of Fintech in APAC report can be downloaded HERE.
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Whale Cloud Receives Excellence in Partnership Award from DITO Telecommunity at MWC Barcelona

BARCELONA, Spain, March 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Whale Cloud, a global leader in building intelligent productivity, today announced that it has received the Excellence in Partnership Award from DITO Telecommunity, a leading telecommunications company in the Philippines. The award recognizes Whale Cloud’s long-standing commitment and contributions to supporting DITO’s digital transformation and rapid growth in the Philippine market.

Left to right: Ben Zhou, CEO of Whale Cloud; Eric Alberto, CEO of DITO Telecommunity, hold the “Excellence in Partnership Award” presented to Whale Cloud by DITO Telecommunity during MWC Barcelona 2026.
Left to right: Ben Zhou, CEO of Whale Cloud; Eric Alberto, CEO of DITO Telecommunity, hold the “Excellence in Partnership Award” presented to Whale Cloud by DITO Telecommunity during MWC Barcelona 2026.

Since the early stages of DITO’s establishment, Whale Cloud has served as a strategic technology partner, providing key digital capabilities including Digital Business Support Systems (BSS), Operations Support Systems (OSS), big data platforms, and AI-enabled solutions. These technologies have helped DITO build a scalable digital foundation, enhance operational efficiency, and continuously improve digital services and customer experience for its growing subscriber base. Notably, the DITO App developed by Whale Cloud has become a major digital touchpoint for subscribers. Its strong digital experience has also received industry recognition, with DITO winning Mobile App of the Year – Philippines at the Asian Telecom Awards.

With more than two decades of experience in the telecommunications industry, Whale Cloud continues to advance innovation through AI-driven telecom solutions. Its AI-enabled BSS/OSS capabilities have been recognized by leading global industry organizations, including the Business Gamechanger Award from TM Forum, the Magic Quadrant for AI in CSP Customer and Business Operations by Gartner, the Asia-Pacific Technology Innovation Leadership Award by Frost & Sullivan, and the AI Gamechanger Performance Award from Fast Mode.

Visitors at the Whale Cloud booth during MWC Barcelona 2026 in Barcelona.
Visitors at the Whale Cloud booth during MWC Barcelona 2026 in Barcelona.

At MWC Barcelona 2026, Whale Cloud also highlighted its enterprise-centric, cloud-native architecture and AI-native digital platforms that help telecom operators enhance delivery efficiency, strengthen business agility, and boost productivity while accelerating their evolution from telcos to techcos.

“Receiving this award from DITO is a strong recognition of the partnership we have built over the years,” said Ben Zhou, CEO of Whale Cloud. “We will continue to work closely with DITO to drive AI-enabled innovation and deliver advanced digital capabilities that support sustainable growth.”

Eric Alberto, CEO of DITO Telecommunity added, “Whale Cloud has been a trusted partner since the early stages of DITO’s development. Their expertise in telecom digital platforms and innovation has played a key role in supporting our rapid growth, and we look forward to further strengthening this collaboration in the future.”

Ceretone Launches in Australia with Flagship Core One Pro, Revolutionizing Access to Premium Hearing Solutions

MELBOURNE, Australia, March 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Ceretone, an innovative hearing technology brand, today announces its official entry into the Australian market. The company’s comprehensive product line will launch on Chemist Warehouse’s online platform in late February 2026, bringing affordable, high-performance hearing solutions to Australian consumers.

Hearing aids ready for use in Australia at Chemist Warehouse
Hearing aids ready for use in Australia at Chemist Warehouse

Flagship Products Lead the Way

Ceretone’s Australian launch features two flagship models: Core One Pro and Beacon. Core One Pro stands out as one of the smallest rechargeable hearing aids available on the market, offering feather-light comfort and a remarkably discreet design. This virtually invisible profile empowers users to address their hearing needs confidently, without the social stigma often associated with traditional hearing aids.

Beacon delivers advanced features and exceptional performance for consumers seeking premium hearing assistance, representing the pinnacle of Ceretone’s technological capabilities with sophisticated sound processing for complex listening environments.

The launch also includes additional models—Nexus, Fusion, Solid, and Torch—providing comprehensive solutions tailored to diverse hearing needs and lifestyle requirements.

Ceretone Products
Ceretone Products

Breaking the Price Barrier

Traditional prescription hearing aids in Australia routinely cost upwards of $6,000 AUD, creating a significant barrier for many who need them. Ceretone is changing this dramatically. As ready-to-use devices, Ceretone products require no doctor’s prescription, eliminating both the cost and complexity of medical appointments.

More importantly, Ceretone offers premium hearing solutions at a fraction of traditional costs without compromising on sound quality or performance. Each device features advanced noise reduction technology and intuitive controls that make adjustment simple for users of all ages.

Mission-Driven Accessibility

Ceretone’s mission is clear: make hearing aids accessible to everyone who needs them. The company believes clear hearing is a fundamental right, not a luxury. While maintaining uncompromising quality standards, Ceretone continuously enhances value through technological innovation and efficient operations, proving that exceptional quality and affordability can coexist.

Convenient Access and Expansion

Ceretone has partnered with Chemist Warehouse, Australia’s leading pharmacy retailer, to launch its products online. The company is actively expanding to additional e-commerce platforms and offline pharmacy channels, ensuring convenient access for all Australians regardless of location or shopping preference.

Quality and Support

All Ceretone products comply with Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) requirements, meeting strict medical device standards for quality and safety. The company has partnered with PICA, an established Australian distributor, to provide local support. For product inquiries or assistance, customers can contact PICA at ceretone@pica.com.au 

Ceretone’s Australian launch marks the beginning of a new era in hearing care, where quality solutions are within reach for everyone who needs them.

About Ceretone

Ceretone is a global hearing technology brand dedicated to making quality hearing care accessible through advanced digital solutions, user-centered design, and mission-driven affordability.

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HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun Takes Lead in Bridging Korea and the Philippines

▶ Participates in economic delegation and explores ways to expand bilateral cooperation at the Korea–Philippines Business Forum
▶ Pays tribute at Korean War Memorial… Inspects HD Hyundai Philippines Shipyard and encourages local employees
▶ HD Hyundai Heavy Industries contributes to Philippine naval modernization with orders for 12 naval vessels and establishment of a logistics support center

SEOUL, South Korea, March 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun has stepped forward to play a bridging role in strengthening ties between Korea and the Philippines.

HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun lays flowers at the Korean War Memorial located at the National Heroes’ Cemetery in the Philippines on March 4.
HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun lays flowers at the Korean War Memorial located at the National Heroes’ Cemetery in the Philippines on March 4.

HD Hyundai announced on March 5 that Chairman Chung, who is currently visiting the Philippines as part of the Korean government’s economic delegation, paid tribute at a Korean War memorial, attended the Korea–Philippines Business Forum, and inspected HD Hyundai Philippines Shipyard (HD Hyundai Philippines).

On March 4, Chairman Chung first visited the Korean War Memorial located at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (National Heroes’ Cemetery) in Manila and laid flowers in tribute. During the Korean War, the Philippines was the first Asian country to organize and deploy a combat unit, sending the largest contingent of troops among Asian nations—7,420 personnel.

Earlier that morning, he attended the Korea–Philippines Business Forum, jointly hosted by the Federation of Korean Industries (FKI) and the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), where participants discussed concrete measures to expand economic cooperation between the two countries.

On March 5, Chairman Chung visited HD Hyundai Philippines in Subic Bay, where he toured the construction site of a new employee dormitory and the shipyard, while encouraging employees working at the site.

“We will take even greater care to ensure quality housing, health care, and safety for workers. Above all, I ask that you always place safety first and do your best in your respective roles,” said Chairman Chung during a luncheon with local employees.

Meanwhile, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering—the intermediate holding company for HD Hyundai’s shipbuilding businesses—signed a lease agreement in May 2024 with Cerberus Capital Management for part of a shipyard site in the Philippines, leading to the establishment of HD Hyundai Philippines.

In September last year, with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in attendance, HD Hyundai Philippines held a steel-cutting ceremony for the construction of its first vessel—an 115,000-ton petrochemical product carrier.

Since 2016, HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has secured orders for a total of 12 naval vessels from the Philippines, playing a leading role in the modernization of the Philippine Navy. In addition, the company established a logistics support center in the country in 2022 and has been carrying out maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for naval vessels, including previously delivered frigates and corvettes.

“HD Hyundai has gone beyond a simple business partnership with the Philippines to serve as a key bridge promoting friendship between the Republic of Korea and the Philippines. We will continue to build deep trust with the Philippines with pride in representing Korea,” said Chairman Chung.

HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun lays flowers at the Korean War Memorial located at the National Heroes’ Cemetery in the Philippines on March 4.
HD Hyundai Chairman Chung Kisun lays flowers at the Korean War Memorial located at the National Heroes’ Cemetery in the Philippines on March 4.