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Julian Quintart: Seoul, the opportunity of a lifetime

When he was 17 years old, Julian Quintart left Aywaille, in the Liège region, to go to South Korea as part of a Rotary exchange – the first of its kind between the two countries. After a few months of learning the language, doors started to open for him: television, music, modelling, and acting opportunities. 21 years later, his fame serves as leverage for even greater projects.

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“You don’t realise just how much Wallonia gives you, and how much it has to give, until you leave it.” Following in his parents’ footsteps, who owned a business selling natural products, Julian now heads the Nono Shop, a zero-waste grocery shop and vegan café. Committed to the cause, he also hosts workshops for Climate Fresk within Korean companies.

 

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