Daily TribuneThe South Korean envoy conveyed his intention to visit Benilde to engage and share inspiring insights with the aspiring diplomats.
(SEATED from left) Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Philippines Lee Sang-hwa and Benilde School of Diplomacy and Governance (SDG) Dean Gary Ador Dionisio, DPA, and (standing from left) Embassy of the Republic of Korea First Secretary Seonghyeon Cho, Benilde Consular and Diplomatic Affairs/Diplomacy and International Affairs Program Chairperson Catherine Samaniego, and Junior Faculty Josue Raphael Cortez hold a meeting to discuss the possible educational collaboration between Benilde SDG and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea to the Philippines.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
To hone the leadership skills of future industry movers, the Philippines is exploring possible educational opportunities for Filipino students in South Korea.
De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) School of Diplomacy and Governance (SDG), headed by Dean Gary Ador Dionisio, DPA, recently paid a courtesy visit to His Excellency Lee Sang-hwa, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the Philippines, to discuss potential internship and immersion activities for its learners with the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in the Republic of the Philippines.
Dionisio was accompanied by Consular and Diplomatic Affairs/Diplomacy and International Affairs Program Chairperson Catherine Samaniego and Junior Faculty Josue Raphael Cortez.
The institution invited Ambassador Lee to be one of the guests for the SDG Lecture Series, a recurring event wherein Ambassadors and Foreign Diplomats presently assigned in the Philippines motivate homegrown talents in the realm of diplomacy.
Ambassador Lee expressed his support for these initiatives, which are geared to expand and deepen the participant’s knowledge of foreign and global policies.
The South Korean envoy conveyed his intention to visit Benilde to engage and share inspiring insights with the aspiring diplomats.
