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OK Financial Group delivers 100 million won in encouragement funds to the national team athletes for the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games

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Park Sujin

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The handover ceremony held on the 27th. /Photo=Korea Sports Council
The handover ceremony held on the 27th. /Photo=Korea Sports Council

OK Financial Group has rolled up its sleeves to support the South Korean national team athletes competing in the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Summer Asian Games.

On the 27th, the Korea Sports Council announced that it received 100 million won in encouragement funds for the national team athletes from OK Financial Group at the group's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul. Key representatives from both sides, including Korea Sports Council President Yoo Seung-min and OK Financial Group Chairman Choi Yun, attended the handover ceremony.

According to the Korea Sports Council, this encouragement fund was prepared to boost the morale of the Taegeuk Warriors who are in the final stages of training ahead of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games opening in September and to wish them success.

Choi Yun, Chairman of OK Financial Group, said, "We hope that the efforts and sweat of the athletes who have been preparing for the Han Min-guk-eul (CEO) games will lead to valuable results," and added, "I sincerely support all athletes performing their honed skills without regrets and without injury."

In response, Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korea Sports Council, said, "We thank OK Financial Group Choi Yun (Chairman) for sending warm support for the national team athletes facing the final showdown," and replied, "Drawing strength from your encouragement, we will spare no effort to provide comprehensive support at the council level so that the athletes can compete in peak condition."

Meanwhile, the Korea Sports Council plans to continue providing customized support to ensure the athletes can complete their final preparations in a stable environment based on this encouragement.

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