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Pantos Logistics Signs MOU with Inha University
for Mutual Cooperation in Training of Logistics Experts
- Will carry out joint research projects and develop various educational programs
On April 28, Pantos Logistics (President & CEO: Sung-koo Yeo), the largest logistics business in Korea, and Inha University’s (President: Bon-su Yi) Graduate School of Logistics and Asia Pacific School of Logistics, signed the MOU for Cooperation in Training of Global Logistics Experts at a conference room in Pantos’ Incheon Airport Logistics Center.
Under the MOU, the two will ▲ conduct joint logistics research projects; ▲ hold field practice and lecture sessions; ▲ engage in the exchange of information; and ▲ run short-term educational programs.
Commenting on the MOU at the signing ceremony, President Bon-su Yi of Inha University said, “The two institutions have agreed to cooperate with each other to attain the goal of transforming Korea into a logistics powerhouse through the training of talented young people. We shall exploit the geopolitically advantageous position of Incheon, financial support from the Hanjin Group, and Pantos Logistics’ status as a first-rate logistics business to that end.”
In his turn, President Sung-koo Yeo said, “The two organizations enjoy the status of leaders in their respective areas, namely logistics business and academic learning. They will now be in a better position to make further progress by working together to train logistics experts.”
The ceremony consisted of a report on the developments leading to the event, followed by the greetings speeches of the two presidents and the signing of the MOU.