A Nationwide Rally of Consumer Activists

- Changes in Consumer Environment and Consumer Activities ◇ Date: 8/29/2012 ◇ Place: NH Art Hall, basement of the new NH building ◇ Hosted by: KNCCO ◇ Sponsored by: Fair Trade Commission ◇ Attendees: 300 consumer activists

The rally will be held on the subject of changes in consumption conditions and consumer activities. About 300 activists will be in attendance to step up consumer activists’ capabilities and build more solidarity.

On the occasion of the rally, the KNCCO will review the current status of consumer-related issues and determine ways to settle pending problems by stepping up consumers’ capabilities.

A Nationwide Rally of Consumer Activists - Changes in consumer environment and consumer activities

- Hour/date: 10:30 - 17:00 on August 29, 2011 - Place: NH Art Hall, basement of the new NACF building, Seoul - Event Schedule Opening speech: KNCCO Chairperson Kim Yeon-hwa Congratulatory speeches:    - Fair Trade Commission Chairperson Kim Dong-soo    - Mr. Kim Jeong-hun, Chairperson of the Political Affairs Committee, National Assembly    - Mr. Lee Hak-yeong, National Assembly member Film showing about consumer organizations’ activities Lecture-1: “Knowledge-based society and creative thinking”                (By CEO Jeon Seong-chul of the Institute of Global Management) Lecture-2: “Desired attitude of consumer activists amid changes in consumer environment”                (By Director Song Bo-gyeong of the Consumers Korea) Lunch Congratulatory concert: By Viva Voce, a male vocal ensemble Introduction to regional consumer activities Announcement of proposals for consumer organizations’ activities 2013

 

< KNCCO’s member organizations >
Korea Consumer Affairs Institute, Consumers Union of Korea, National Council of the Young Men’s Christian Associations of Korea, Korea YWCA Federation, Green Consumer network in Korea, Korean Federation of Housewives Club, National Council of Homemakers’ Classes, Consumers Korea, Headquarter of Korean Women’s Association, Korea Consumer Education Center