Wednesday, September 9, 2026

National Forestry Cooperative Federation Holds Nationwide Workshop for Forestry Cooperative Heads: “Strengthening Communication”

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2026-09-09 17:48:02
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2026-09-09 17:48:02
Participants, including Korea Forest Service (KFS) Commissioner Park Eunsik (fifth from left) and National Forestry Cooperative Federation Chairman Choi Chang-ho (fourth from left), pose for a commemorative photo at the 2026 Nationwide Workshop for Forestry Cooperative Heads, held over two days from the 8th to the 9th at the Comprehensive Training Center for Forestry Workers in Cheongsong County, North Gyeongsang Province. Provided by the National Forestry Cooperative Federation.
[Financial News] The National Forestry Cooperative Federation held the 2026 Nationwide Workshop for Forestry Cooperative Heads at the Comprehensive Training Center for Forestry Workers in Cheongsong County, North Gyeongsang Province, over two days from the 8th to the 9th to promote communication and unity.
The event was attended by National Forestry Cooperative Federation Chairman Choi Chang-ho and the heads of member cooperatives nationwide. They shared the federation’s vision, development plans, and current issues in guidance, economic, and financial affairs, while also presenting best practices from regional cooperatives and conducting training on the prevention of serious accidents.
The participants also discussed ways to expand the public-interest functions of forests, stabilize forest household incomes, and improve systems to promote private forest management during a meeting with KFS Commissioner Park Eunsik.
The National Forestry Cooperative Federation plans to continue supporting the management of member cooperatives so they can practice inclusive regional finance on the front lines, expand sharing activities for mutually beneficial regional development, and strengthen their capacity to respond to forest disasters.
National Forestry Cooperative Federation Chairman Choi Chang-ho said, “We will strengthen communication and spare no effort in providing support so that member cooperatives can serve as hubs leading mutually beneficial development in their respective regions.”
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