Chairman Lee Jae-yong, encouraging gift worth 5 million won per person to Samsung executives and family members staying in the Middle East

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Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong delivered encouraging gifts worth 5 million won per employee, expressing his condolences and gratitude to employees and their families who are dispatched to related companies in the Middle East, where there is a high sense of crisis due to the war between the U.S. and Iran.

According to the industry on the 25th, Chairman Lee reportedly told executives and families in the Middle East, "I express my deepest sympathy to the executives and families who are suffering from unexpected situations," and "I sincerely thank you for your hard work despite difficult conditions."

Chairman Lee also personally proposed to deliver gifts to encourage them, and Samsung delivered gifts worth 5 million won per employee or family.

The targets are about 500 employees and their families working in three Middle East countries: the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

Executives and employees can choose between Samsung Electronics' 16-inch Galaxy Book 6 Pro or a mobile device set consisting of a Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone (512GB) and Galaxy Tab S11 (Wi-Fi, 256GB). Families were given Onnuri gift certificates that can be used at traditional markets and local small business stores. If the gift is converted into an amount, it is about 5 million won.

When the war broke out in the Middle East, Samsung ordered all but essential personnel to return home or evacuate to a third country. Currently, Samsung dispatched executives and employees in the Middle East remain in three countries: the UAE, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia, and all of them have completed withdrawal from Iran, Iraq, and Israel, which are parties to the Middle East war.

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