Woori Bank and the National Pension Service are resuming overseas volunteer activities after seven years.
On November 4, Woori Bank announced that it held the '2026 Overseas Volunteer Group Launch Ceremony' in Seoul.
The two organizations previously conducted volunteer activities in Thailand in 2018 and Cambodia in 2019, but these efforts were halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This marks the first resumption of activities in seven years, aimed at allowing employees from both organizations to practice the values of sharing and coexistence in overseas communities.
The volunteer group, consisting of 30 employees from Woori Bank and the National Pension Service, will visit schools in Chiang Mai, Thailand, from November 16 to 21 for a six-day, four-night program.
Woori Bank plans to strengthen its collaboration with the National Pension Service through this initiative and aims to continuously expand its social contribution activities in both domestic and international communities.
Woori Bank CEO Jeong Jin-wan expressed hope that the volunteer activities would provide local students in Thailand with new learning opportunities and warm hope. He added that the bank will continue to work with the National Pension Service to implement social contribution activities that provide tangible benefits to communities at home and abroad.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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