South Korean province will use metaverse to enhance ties with Vietnam

South Korean province will use metaverse to enhance ties with Vietnam
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2022-12-19 11:47

South Korean Gyeongbuk Province, which declared itself the nation's "metaverse capital", plans to utilize the metaverse in order to strengthen its economic and other kinds of ties with Vietnam. origin »

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