KAI Conducts Community Service in Malaysia, Builds Trust with Defense Partner
Elementary school facilities upgraded in Malaysia, an FA-50 customer
Joint volunteer work with local air force... 26 KAI employees participate
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has launched efforts to strengthen friendly ties with a defense partner by carrying out volunteer work to improve an elementary school alongside the Malaysian Air Force.
KAI executives and employees stand in front of a mural during a volunteer activity in Malaysia. KAI
View original imageKAI said on October 16 that it had conducted community service work to repair school facilities and improve the school environment at an elementary school in Kuantan, Malaysia, from October 12 to 16.
Malaysia, which acquired 18 of KAI's FA-50 light attack aircraft, has maintained a cooperative relationship with South Korea in the aerospace and defense sectors. The Royal Malaysian Air Force also participated in the volunteer work.
Twenty-six KAI employees painted a mural at the school, painted corridors, stairs and fences, installed fans and lights, and improved the library facilities. They refurbished aging educational facilities and spent time engaging with the local community.
The activity was part of Defense KAI, KAI's community service program. KAI supports vulnerable facilities and organizations in defense partner countries and potential export markets, building trusting relationships with local communities.
KAI has continued its overseas community service work, including a fundraising campaign for veterans and their families in the Philippines and volunteer work to rebuild a school in Indonesia.
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Jung Wonhyo, head of KAI's Management Support Office, who took part as leader of the volunteer group, said, "I would like to express my deep gratitude to the Malaysian Air Force for supporting this volunteer work. We will continue activities that provide tangible assistance to local communities and further strengthen trust and friendly relations with our customer countries."
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