South Korean president says Ukraine broke non-disclosure deal on North Korean POWs
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung accused Ukraine of breaking a non-disclosure agreement by publicly revealing that two North Korean prisoners of war were transferred to South Korea, according to a statement he made on September 24.
In 1983, 100-year-old Kim Sook Ja began her career as an insurance agent at Hanwha General Insurance in Seoul, South Korea. The Seoul Economic Daily reports that Kim has never missed a day of work since joining the company. Despite her advanced age, Kim continues to meet clients in person and sign new contracts. In recognition of her remarkable 40-year tenure, Hanwha presented Kim with a 100-Year Legacy FP award on September 22, 2026.
The award honors Kim's status as an insurance agent, or FP, and her contributions to the company. The senior leadership of Hanwha attended the ceremony to honor the centenarian. Kim's dedication to her job has allowed her to raise a family and become a grandmother. She expressed her happiness at receiving the long-service award for her outstanding work.
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