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[Photo News] Chinese P.M. visits innovation center

By 김영원

Published : Nov. 2, 2015 - 17:46

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LI VISITS CREATIVE CENTER -- KT chief executive Hwang Chang-gyu (center) introduces an iris recognition solution to Chinese Premier Li Kequiang at a creative economy center run by the Korean mobile carrier in Gyeonggi Province on Monday. The Korean government and Korean conglomerates established 17 creative economy centers across the nation to support start-ups. (KT) LI VISITS CREATIVE CENTER -- KT chief executive Hwang Chang-gyu (center) introduces an iris recognition solution to Chinese Premier Li Kequiang at a creative economy center run by the Korean mobile carrier in Gyeonggi Province on Monday. The Korean government and Korean conglomerates established 17 creative economy centers across the nation to support start-ups. (KT)

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