What Will Happen to the Korean Peninsula Situation and Inter-Korean Relations in the Future?
The 1st Gyeongsangnam-do Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Forum to be Held on the 8th
[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Seryeong] The 1st Gyeongsangnam-do Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Forum will be held on the 8th at 1:30 PM at Changwon University Future Convergence College (Dongbaek Hall).
Gyeongnam Province announced on the 7th that the forum is being held to forecast the Korean Peninsula situation in 2022 and the new government's direction on North Korea policy.
Amid unstable international circumstances, uncertainty over the Korean Peninsula situation has increased. The forum was organized to anticipate the future situation of the Korean Peninsula and inter-Korean relations and to explore the new government's peace strategy for the Korean Peninsula.
The forum will be attended by experts on inter-Korean relations from the Gyeongsangnam-do Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Research Center, Changwon University Future Convergence Research Institute, and the 21st Century Political Science Association.
After presentations by related experts on the topics of "US-China New Cold War and the Korean Peninsula Situation" and "Exploring the New Government's Peace Strategy for the Korean Peninsula," a discussion will follow.
Gyeongnam Province and the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Research Center plan to promote the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Forum quarterly on various topics to create an atmosphere of peace on the Korean Peninsula, ensuring it is not a one-time event.
Detailed forum schedules can be found in the announcements section on the website of the Gyeongsangnam-do Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Research Center.
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Yang Eunju, Director of External Cooperation, said, "We hope this forum will serve as a cornerstone in preparing for the upcoming era of peace on the Korean Peninsula and help establish the foundation for the new government's North Korea policy."
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