by In November, a global social contribution project in which Lisa, a girl group Blackpink from Thailand, participated was successfully held in Buriram, Thailand.
In cooperation with the Korea International Cultural Exchange Agency (Director Gil-Hwa Jeong) and YG Entertainment, this project was carried out in Lisa’s hometown of Buriram.
As a result, about 730 students of Nonsuwan Pitayacom School could comfortably use the remodeled complex cultural space and multimedia room. I also took a K-pop dance academy class from a professional instructor.
Thanks to Lisa’s support, “I hope you will be healthy and happy while dancing,” the 40 students who participated in the K-Pop Dance Academy were divided into four teams to prepare a performance stage for the graduation ceremony.
At the graduation ceremony held on the 22nd (local time), the students performed a group dance with Black Pink’s songs, including Lisa’s solo songs’ LALISA’ and ‘Money.’
Panyo Panyo, who participated in the dance academy, said, “It was so much fun to learn K-pop dance myself, which I had always wanted to learn.
In particular, this project received much attention from the Thai government and the media. Several significant media, including ‘Thai PBS,’ the state-run broadcasting company of Thailand, visited the site of the opening ceremony of the complex cultural space on the 11th and reported the news.
Key figures from Korea and Thailand attended the opening ceremony, including Ambassador Lee Wook-heon to Thailand, Korean Cultural Center Cho Jae-il, and Deputy Governor Anupong Buriram in attendance. Thailand’s Buri Ram Education Office awarded Lisa a plaque of appreciation for her contribution to local education.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the ‘Private-Private Cooperation Overseas Social Contribution Project’ is a project that aims to contribute to socio-cultural development by helping the Korea Development Agency and companies to build infrastructure in countries that have relatively few cultural and educational opportunities, and by providing cultural and artistic education.
Jung Gil-Hwa, head of the Promotion Center, said, “I expect that students from Buriram, Thailand, will develop their dreams and passions like Lisa in a comfortable space.
