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[Apha Biz=(Chicago) Reporter Paul Lee] Krafton expressed his willingness to support the Indian game market through a meeting with the Indian Ambassador to Korea.
Krafton (CEO Kim Chang-han) said he had a pleasant conversation with Indian Ambassador to Korea Amit Kumar during his visit to Krafton's Seoul headquarters on the 14th.
Indian Ambassador Amit Kumar, Ambassador Nishi Kant Singh, Chang Byung-kyu, chairman of the Crafton board of directors, and Sohn Hyun-il, head of the Crafton Indian corporation, attended the talk, which was held to mark the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between South Korea and India.
Krafton celebrated the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries and emphasized his commitment to expanding the Indian game market.
In addition to the investment, the India-Korea Invitational (50th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations: INDIA-KOREA INVITATIONAL), which is scheduled to be held in New Delhi, India in October, was also discussed.
At the India-Korea Invitational, Crafton will be "Battleground Mobile India (BATTLEGROUNDS MOBILE INDIA)," which is being developed and serviced for India, where professional players from the two countries will face each other to strengthen their friendship.
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