Hanwha Group Hosts Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at Geoje Shipyard
On September 30, Hanwha Group attracted attention with its customized protocol prepared for Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during his visit to Hanwha Oceans Geoje shipyard. Vice Chairman Kim Dong-kwan and company executives wore poppy flower badges to honor Canadian veterans and displayed a flag of the Toronto Blue Jays, a team competing for the Major League Baseball World Series title.
Prime Minister Carney was the only leader from major countries attending the APEC summit in Gyeongju to personally visit Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje shipyard, where he was guided by Vice Chairman Kim.
Canada is pursuing a submarine project valued at up to 60 trillion won. Hanwha Ocean is participating in this venture alongside HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, competing against Germanys ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). Carneys visit to the shipyard represented a crucial opportunity for Hanwha to conduct comprehensive sales efforts as the competition narrowed down to a Korea-Germany showdown.
During his tour, Prime Minister Carney boarded the first ship of the Jangbogo-III Batch-II class, the Jang Young-sil. This submarine, proposed by Hanwha Ocean to Canada, is a 3,600-ton diesel-electric submarine. Hanwha Ocean proudly displayed both the South Korean and Canadian flags on the submarine.
Additionally, the flags of the Toronto Blue Jays and the Hanwha Eagles were raised alongside the national flags, drawing attention. Both teams had recently reached their respective series finals, finishing as runners-up in the MLB World Series and the KBO Series.
Prime Minister Carney reportedly spent 30 minutes longer than scheduled at the shipyard, a testament to his interest. He left a message in the guestbook, expressing his respect for your amazing company created to connect and protect the world.
Furthermore, the poppy flower badges were brought in from Canada at the direction of Vice Chairman Kim.
Prime Minister Carney was the only leader from major countries attending the APEC summit in Gyeongju to personally visit Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje shipyard, where he was guided by Vice Chairman Kim.
Canada is pursuing a submarine project valued at up to 60 trillion won. Hanwha Ocean is participating in this venture alongside HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, competing against Germanys ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS). Carneys visit to the shipyard represented a crucial opportunity for Hanwha to conduct comprehensive sales efforts as the competition narrowed down to a Korea-Germany showdown.
During his tour, Prime Minister Carney boarded the first ship of the Jangbogo-III Batch-II class, the Jang Young-sil. This submarine, proposed by Hanwha Ocean to Canada, is a 3,600-ton diesel-electric submarine. Hanwha Ocean proudly displayed both the South Korean and Canadian flags on the submarine.
Additionally, the flags of the Toronto Blue Jays and the Hanwha Eagles were raised alongside the national flags, drawing attention. Both teams had recently reached their respective series finals, finishing as runners-up in the MLB World Series and the KBO Series.
Prime Minister Carney reportedly spent 30 minutes longer than scheduled at the shipyard, a testament to his interest. He left a message in the guestbook, expressing his respect for your amazing company created to connect and protect the world.
Furthermore, the poppy flower badges were brought in from Canada at the direction of Vice Chairman Kim.
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