Korea-China-Japan Cultural Content Industry Cooperation to Expand

Adoption of Joint Declaration at the Cultural Content Industry Forum

Government officials and film industry representatives attending a discussion on the film industry held at CGV Yongsan in Seoul on the 10th are exchanging opinions. Photo by Jinhyung Kang aymsdream@

South Korea, China, and Japan are expanding cooperation in the cultural content industry sector.

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism adopted a joint declaration containing related measures at the Korea-China-Japan Cultural Content Industry Forum held in Jeju on the 28th. The declaration includes promoting exchanges between companies and supporting information sharing and business opportunity creation for companies through online platforms.

Kim Jae-hyun, Director of the Content Policy Bureau at the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said, "Recently, the influence of the cultural content industry and the need for cooperation among South Korea, China, and Japan have grown stronger," adding, "We hope the joint declaration will serve as a stepping stone toward shared prosperity."

The Korea-China-Japan Cultural Content Industry Forum is a consultative body established for steady exchange and cooperation. It shares related policies and information and supports exchanges between companies.

This year, content companies presented success stories and built mutual networks. These include District, Anipen, Dotmill (all from South Korea), Mogura, Hashiras, Dynamo Amusement, Guggenka (all from Japan), and NetEase, Migu Culture and Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing Danghong Jiechuan International Culture and Technology Development Group (all from China).

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