Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Hosts Korea-India 2030 Forum
[Asia Economy Reporter Han Jinju] Hankuk University of Foreign Studies announced that the university-affiliated India Research Institute (Director Kim Chanwan) HK+ Project Group will hold the 4th Korea-India 2030 Forum online on the 4th under the theme "21st Century Korea-India Young Leadership and Future Vision."
This event features a total of 47 researchers, politicians, journalists, cultural experts, and students from Korea and India, all in their 2030 generation, who will engage in passionate presentations and discussions on various topics in their respective fields. Researchers from both countries share awareness of issues concerning the history and culture of Korea and India and exchange opinions on areas for possible cooperation. Politicians, journalists, and cultural experts from both countries share the necessity and awareness of issues regarding cooperation in their specialized fields and discuss areas where collaboration is feasible.
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Students will have time for mutual discussions exchanging ideas to enhance Korea-India relations, comparing values between Korea and India, and addressing the pressing issues faced by young people in both countries.
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