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New Delhi: India is one step up in furthering its cultural diplomacy in south-east Asia with a new Indian cultural centre in Seoul.
President of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Karan Singh, left for a week-long visit to Seoul where he will inaugurate the centre Thursday, ICCR said in a statement.
The new ICCR cell in Seoul will be located at the prestigious Sejong Centre.
However this tour is part of the general look-east policy that the ICCR has adopted over the last few years and that has resulted in the opening of as many as nine Indian cultural centres in south and south-east Asia.
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