The South Korean Ambassador to Turkey, Jeong Yeon-doo, along with President of the Turkish War Veterans Association Beyazit Yumuk and other notable personalities from Korea and Turkey, gathered at Korea Park in Ankara, Turkey on June 25 to honor the 74th anniversary of the Korean War. Hyundai Motor Group recently completed the renovation of the 10,000 square meter park, which was initially established in 1973 to commemorate the sacrifices of Turkish soldiers in the Korean War and the 50th anniversary of Turkey's founding. Due to the deterioration of the park's facilities over time, Hyundai Motor Group, in collaboration with the South Korean Embassy in Turkey and the Turkish Ministry of Culture, took on the restoration project. The enhancements included preserving the park's memorial tower, replacing the pavement with durable travertine marble, adding an octagonal pavilion reflecting traditional Korean architecture, and redesigning the management office as a hanok. The newly renovated Korea Park reopened in June during the commemoration event for the 74th anniversary of the Korean War. Hyundai Motor Group recently completed the refurbishment of Korea Park in Ankara, Turkey, a 10,000 square meter park established in 1973 to honor the sacrifices of Turkish soldiers in the Korean War and the 50th anniversary of Turkey's founding. The project, initiated by Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Chung Euisun after visiting the park and seeing its deteriorated state, aimed to properly express gratitude to Turkish war veterans and improve the comfort of visitors. The renovation project started in September, with key improvements such as preserving the nine-meter-tall memorial tower, replacing the pavement with durable travertine marble, adding a new octagonal pavilion inspired by traditional Korean architecture, and redesigning the management office as a hanok. The park reopened in June during the commemoration event for the 74th anniversary of the Korean War, with the company expressing hopes that the newly renovated Korea Park provides a more comfortable place for locals to relax and serves as a reminder of the noble sacrifices of Turkish soldiers in the Korean War.