25 Oktober 2009

Upacara perayaan Hari Ulang Tahun ke-563, Penciptaan Abjad Hangul Korea

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Upacara perayaan hari Ulang Tahun ke-563, penciptaan abjad Hangul Korea oleh raja agung Sejong, hari Jumat berlangsung di Seoul, dengan dihadiri sekitar 2.500 orang undangan, termasuk para pemimpin trias politika Korea.
Dalam sambutannya, perdana menteri Chung Wun Chan mengatakan, penciptaan abjad Hangul menjadi harapan besar bagi bangsa Korea untuk melepaskan diri dari zaman kegelapan tuna aksara.
Lebih lanjut dikatakan, pemerintah Korea Selatan akan giat berusaha semaksimal mungkin untuk mengenalkan bahasa Korea kepada seluruh masyarakat internasional baik off line maupun on line.
Ditekankan pula, pemerintah Korea tetap mencurahkan usahanya untuk membina dan melestarikan abjad Hangul kepada generasi penerus sebagai inti sari bangsa Korea.
Sementara itu, Siaran Internasional KBS, menerima hadiah Presiden Korea atas jasa untuk menyebarluaskan dan mempromosikan bahasa Korea kepada seluruh masyarakat internasional, khususnya penerbitan buku pelajaran mengenal babasa Korea dalam 11 bahasa termasuk bahasa Indonesia.

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