34 Executives and Employees Pay Tribute at the National Cemetery
Hyundai Rotem announced on the 5th that, ahead of Memorial Day, it visited the Seoul National Cemetery to pay respects to the patriots and fallen heroes.
CEO Lee Yong-bae of Hyundai Rotem is paying respects at the Memorial Tower for the Patriots and Fallen Heroes at the Seoul National Cemetery on the 4th. Hyundai Rotem
On the afternoon of the 4th, CEO Lee Yong-bae of Hyundai Rotem, Cho Hyung-jun, Head of the Defense Solution Division, Cho Il-yeon, Head of the Rail Solution Division, Kim Hee-gwon, Head of the Eco Plant Division, and 34 other executives and employees visited the Seoul National Cemetery, honoring the noble spirit of sacrifice of the patriots and fallen heroes.
After the visit, CEO Lee wrote in the guestbook, “The Republic of Korea, built upon the dedication of our fallen patriots—we will devote ourselves to the safety and peace of Korea with advanced technology and unwavering sense of duty.”
Immediately following the visit, CEO Lee instructed the employees of the Defense Solution Division to further strengthen the quality competitiveness of ground weapon systems. He said, “We must contribute to national security by supplying the military with the finest defense products, such as the K2 tank and wheeled armored vehicles. Furthermore, by enhancing the technological capabilities of unmanned weapon systems, we will ensure the successful execution of the Army Tiger project—one of the military’s core initiatives—and help protect the precious lives of our service members.”
Meanwhile, Hyundai Rotem is supporting the families of military personnel and the children of fallen soldiers by donating 100 million won each to the Patriots Scholarship Foundation and the Foundation for the Love of Country and Comrades. In March, Hyundai Rotem also contributed to the Marine Corps Deoksan Scholarship Foundation, providing scholarships for Marine Corps service members.
This year, Hyundai Rotem has expanded its residential environment improvement project—previously conducted in the military’s forward areas in Korea—to overseas. The company is now carrying out residential improvement projects for veterans in Türkiye, a country that participated in the Korean War. Hyundai Rotem plans to continue repaying the sacrifices of overseas veterans through a range of social contribution activities in the future.
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A Hyundai Rotem representative stated, “As a defense company, we will always remember the noble sacrifices of those who have defended Korea’s peace and will fulfill our social responsibilities.”
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