The National Heritage Repair Association, an organization dedicated to advocating for the rights of craftsmen who repair and restore cultural heritage, has elected Park Chang-yeol as its sixth president. This announcement was made on the 24th. Park is a seasoned expert in traditional architectural design and supervision, having worked in the field for over 30 years. His extensive experience includes previous roles such as vice president at the National Heritage Repair Association as well as the chief vice president at the National Heritage Repair Technicians Association.

Park's election represents a pivotal moment for the organization, as it aims to enhance the recognition and support for craftsmen who play a crucial role in preserving Korea's historical and cultural assets. With a solid foundation of leadership experience within the association, Park is expected to bring a focus on professional development and better resources for members involved in the intricate processes of heritage restoration and conservation.

As the new president, Park will address various challenges facing the heritage repair industry, including the need for updated technologies and methods to ensure the integrity of historical sites. His leadership is anticipated to foster collaboration among craftsmen, government entities, and educational institutions, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future for cultural heritage preservation in Korea.