[종합] President Sung-wan Mahindra told the President,

New Delhi (India) = Newsweek journalist Jang Yun-hee, who is visiting India, met President Anand Mahindra Mahindra Group, the largest shareholder of Ssangyong Motor, on October 10th.

After finishing a summit with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the afternoon, President Moon met Mahindra at the CEO Roundtable held on the first floor of the Prime Minister's Guest House and said: "If you have difficulty doing business, please let me know."

Mahindra said, "Executives on the ground believe that the problem will be resolved between workers and management. "

Mahindra Group is the largest shareholder of Ssangyong Motor and holds the key to the reinstatement of layoffs.

On the first day of the meeting with President Mahindra, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said: "In the first meeting with President Mahindra, thank you for investing in Korea."

President Mahindra has stated: "It is an honor to meet you and there is always a problem with your business."

M. Moon also told President Mahindra: "I bought Ssangyong Motors and I went to Korea, and I congratulate you on the success of your business in Korea." "I want to invest more in Korea,"

President Moon said that Rashesh Shah, who stood next to President Mahindra, "Are there any difficulties doing business in Korea?", And President Race Shisha replied, "I have received a lot of support and I'm doing a good job in Korea. "

At the end of the talks,

After the ceremony, President Moon said in his guestbook: "In addition to the community of peace people-centered, the future of the Asia and the future of India and South Korea, "

The problem of the dismissal of Ssangyong Motor dates back to about 15 years. Ssangyong Motor, which participated in training in 1999, was sold to Shanghai Motor, China in 2004. Ssangyong Motor got worse after the sale, and Shanghai Tea sued Ssangyong Motor in 2009 for controversy. Ssangyong Motor underwent a mbadive restructuring in the same year and laid off 2,600 people.

Ssangyong Motor was acquired by Mahindra Group in 2010. There are about 30 workers who have died from their own lives or have suffered from chronic diseases since 2009.

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