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MDCP Holds 9th Operating Committee Meeting
- The 9th Operating Committee meeting of theMulti-agency Donor Coordination Platform for Ukraine (MDCP) took place in Kyiv, Ukraine, on April 10. The meeting was attended by Kang Seok-hee, South Korea’s government representative supporting Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts. This was the first in-person meeting since South Korea joined the MDCP in February 2023. Major donor countries and institutions at the meeting expressed their unwavering support for Ukraine’s reconstruction and recovery efforts. They issued a joint statement outlining financial support direction for Ukraine for 2024-25. The statement emphasized contributions to Ukraine’s urgent recovery needs in 2024, such as protecting energy infrastructure and securing alternative power sources. Countries also agreed to launch a Business Advisory Council, composed of private enterprises, at the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin in June 2024. Attendees praised Ukraine’s commitment to reforms and efforts to secure sustainable economic growth. They highlighted the importance of enhancing the effectiveness of international support and expanding the participation of the private sector in the reconstruction and recovery process. South Korea reiterated its commitment to supporting Ukraine through humanitarian aid and long-term reconstruction in areas such as infrastructure, healthcare, and education. This support aligns with the 'Ukraine Peace Solidarity Initiative' announced during President Yoon Seok-yeol's visit to Ukraine in July 2022. The next MDCP Operating Committee meeting is scheduled to take place in Berlin in June during the Ukraine Recovery Conference.
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MDCP Holds 9th Operating Committee Meeting
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ASEAN-ROK Dialogue: Strengthening Partnerships and Addressing Regional Challenges
- The annual Deputy Ministerial Meeting between Korea and ASEAN countries, known as the 'ASEAN-ROK Dialogue,' convened on April 4th to assess the current state of cooperation and discuss future directions. This year marked the 35th anniversary of establishing the ASEAN-ROK dialogue relations, underscoring the significance of the occasion. The dialogue aimed to establish the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP), representing the highest level of partnership between Korea and ASEAN. It provided a platform to review the current state of Korean-ASEAN cooperation, exchange views on future development directions, and discuss regional and international situations. In the opening remarks, Deputy Minister Chung Byung-won emphasized the importance of strengthening relations with ASEAN and the full-scale implementation of the Korean-ASEAN Solidarity Initiative (KASI). He highlighted strategic coordination, digital transformation, and climate change response as key areas for mutual cooperation. The Deputy Minister elaborated on how the Korean-ASEAN Solidarity Initiative contributes to ASEAN's goal of building three pillars of community by 2025. He emphasized the need to expand cooperation in future industries such as digital technology, electric vehicles, and smart cities to enhance supply chain stability and resilience. Participants also exchanged views on major regional and international issues, including the situation on the Korean Peninsula, developments in the South China Sea, the issue of Myanmar, the Israel-Hamas conflict, and the war in Ukraine. ASEAN reaffirmed its support for Korea's North Korea policy, including its ‘Audacious Initiative.’ The dialogue concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthen partnerships and address regional challenges, underscoring the importance of cooperation between Korea and ASEAN in promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the region. Overall, the ASEAN-ROK Dialogue provided a valuable opportunity for both sides to deepen cooperation, enhance mutual understanding, and address shared challenges in the years ahead.
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Minister Lee Jong-ho Represents Korea at the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels
- Minister Lee Jong-ho of the Ministry of Science and ICT recently participated as the senior representative of Korea at the '2024 Nuclear Energy Summit.' The summit, held at the Brussels Expo on March 21 and co-hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency and Belgium, gathered stakeholders from 38 countries, including nuclear operating nations and those intending to expand or initiate nuclear power generation and industry. This milestone event marked the first multilateral summit in the field of nuclear energy, focusing on conveying messages emphasizing the crucial role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change, enhancing energy security, and promoting economic prosperity and development. It also aimed to foster active support for expanding nuclear capabilities from countries seeking to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy, ensuring the continued innovation of nuclear technology and industry. Minister Lee highlighted Korea's commitment to expanding nuclear power, citing initiatives such as the construction of Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4, the continued operation of existing nuclear power plants, and independent technology development for next-generation nuclear reactors including small modular reactors (SMRs). The minister emphasized the importance of continued investment in innovative research and development, such as SMRs, as promising technologies for tripling global nuclear power generation capacity by 2050. The summit provided an opportunity for nuclear research institutions and industries in Korea, such as the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co, to engage in discussions with relevant agencies from key partner countries on cooperation projects. In conclusion, Minister Lee's participation in the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit underscored Korea's commitment to global cooperation in nuclear energy, highlighting its role as a leader in nuclear technology innovation and its dedication to contributing to a sustainable energy future.
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Minister Lee Jong-ho Represents Korea at the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels
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Convening the 3rd summit for democracy
- On March 18, 2024, the Korean government, alongside the governments of the United Kingdom, Ecuador, and the United States, co-hosted the Third Democracy Summit Ministerial Meeting in Seoul. Focused on the theme of 'AI/Digital Technology and Democracy,' the summit aimed to address the evolving intersection of technological innovation and democratic principles. The Ministerial Meeting marked the initiation of the Third Democracy Summit, which spanned three days from March 18 to March 20, and drew over 400 participants. Among them were approximately 30 government officials at the ministerial and vice-ministerial level, representatives from diplomatic corps stationed in Korea, as well as individuals from civil society, industry, and academia. In the welcoming remarks, President Yoon Suk-yeol underscored the pivotal role of democracy in Korea's journey, rooted in universal values such as freedom, human rights, and the rule of law. He expressed Korea's commitment to sharing its democratic development experience with the global community through the Summit. Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol, in his opening speech, highlighted the significance of technological innovation amid global democratic challenges. He emphasized the intertwined nature of artificial intelligence, digital technology, and democracy, acknowledging both the opportunities and challenges. Throughout the Ministerial Meeting, representatives from participating governments emphasized the imperative for democratic nations to exchange policies and experiences concerning digital technology's impact on democracy. They stressed the need for collaborative efforts to harness the benefits of digital innovation while safeguarding democratic values. The meeting facilitated comprehensive discussions on the implications of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence and digital technology for future generations' democracy. It served as a platform for fostering international consensus on the responsible use of emerging technologies in alignment with democratic principles.
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MDCP Holds 9th Operating Committee Meeting
- The 9th Operating Committee meeting of theMulti-agency Donor Coordination Platform for Ukraine (MDCP) took place in Kyiv, Ukraine, on April 10. The meeting was attended by Kang Seok-hee, South Korea’s government representative supporting Ukraine’s reconstruction efforts. This was the first in-person meeting since South Korea joined the MDCP in February 2023. Major donor countries and institutions at the meeting expressed their unwavering support for Ukraine’s reconstruction and recovery efforts. They issued a joint statement outlining financial support direction for Ukraine for 2024-25. The statement emphasized contributions to Ukraine’s urgent recovery needs in 2024, such as protecting energy infrastructure and securing alternative power sources. Countries also agreed to launch a Business Advisory Council, composed of private enterprises, at the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin in June 2024. Attendees praised Ukraine’s commitment to reforms and efforts to secure sustainable economic growth. They highlighted the importance of enhancing the effectiveness of international support and expanding the participation of the private sector in the reconstruction and recovery process. South Korea reiterated its commitment to supporting Ukraine through humanitarian aid and long-term reconstruction in areas such as infrastructure, healthcare, and education. This support aligns with the 'Ukraine Peace Solidarity Initiative' announced during President Yoon Seok-yeol's visit to Ukraine in July 2022. The next MDCP Operating Committee meeting is scheduled to take place in Berlin in June during the Ukraine Recovery Conference.
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MDCP Holds 9th Operating Committee Meeting
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ASEAN-ROK Dialogue: Strengthening Partnerships and Addressing Regional Challenges
- The annual Deputy Ministerial Meeting between Korea and ASEAN countries, known as the 'ASEAN-ROK Dialogue,' convened on April 4th to assess the current state of cooperation and discuss future directions. This year marked the 35th anniversary of establishing the ASEAN-ROK dialogue relations, underscoring the significance of the occasion. The dialogue aimed to establish the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP), representing the highest level of partnership between Korea and ASEAN. It provided a platform to review the current state of Korean-ASEAN cooperation, exchange views on future development directions, and discuss regional and international situations. In the opening remarks, Deputy Minister Chung Byung-won emphasized the importance of strengthening relations with ASEAN and the full-scale implementation of the Korean-ASEAN Solidarity Initiative (KASI). He highlighted strategic coordination, digital transformation, and climate change response as key areas for mutual cooperation. The Deputy Minister elaborated on how the Korean-ASEAN Solidarity Initiative contributes to ASEAN's goal of building three pillars of community by 2025. He emphasized the need to expand cooperation in future industries such as digital technology, electric vehicles, and smart cities to enhance supply chain stability and resilience. Participants also exchanged views on major regional and international issues, including the situation on the Korean Peninsula, developments in the South China Sea, the issue of Myanmar, the Israel-Hamas conflict, and the war in Ukraine. ASEAN reaffirmed its support for Korea's North Korea policy, including its ‘Audacious Initiative.’ The dialogue concluded with a renewed commitment to strengthen partnerships and address regional challenges, underscoring the importance of cooperation between Korea and ASEAN in promoting peace, stability, and prosperity in the region. Overall, the ASEAN-ROK Dialogue provided a valuable opportunity for both sides to deepen cooperation, enhance mutual understanding, and address shared challenges in the years ahead.
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ASEAN-ROK Dialogue: Strengthening Partnerships and Addressing Regional Challenges
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Minister Lee Jong-ho Represents Korea at the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels
- Minister Lee Jong-ho of the Ministry of Science and ICT recently participated as the senior representative of Korea at the '2024 Nuclear Energy Summit.' The summit, held at the Brussels Expo on March 21 and co-hosted by the International Atomic Energy Agency and Belgium, gathered stakeholders from 38 countries, including nuclear operating nations and those intending to expand or initiate nuclear power generation and industry. This milestone event marked the first multilateral summit in the field of nuclear energy, focusing on conveying messages emphasizing the crucial role of nuclear energy in addressing climate change, enhancing energy security, and promoting economic prosperity and development. It also aimed to foster active support for expanding nuclear capabilities from countries seeking to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy, ensuring the continued innovation of nuclear technology and industry. Minister Lee highlighted Korea's commitment to expanding nuclear power, citing initiatives such as the construction of Shin Hanul Units 3 and 4, the continued operation of existing nuclear power plants, and independent technology development for next-generation nuclear reactors including small modular reactors (SMRs). The minister emphasized the importance of continued investment in innovative research and development, such as SMRs, as promising technologies for tripling global nuclear power generation capacity by 2050. The summit provided an opportunity for nuclear research institutions and industries in Korea, such as the Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co, to engage in discussions with relevant agencies from key partner countries on cooperation projects. In conclusion, Minister Lee's participation in the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit underscored Korea's commitment to global cooperation in nuclear energy, highlighting its role as a leader in nuclear technology innovation and its dedication to contributing to a sustainable energy future.
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Minister Lee Jong-ho Represents Korea at the 2024 Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels
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Convening the 3rd summit for democracy
- On March 18, 2024, the Korean government, alongside the governments of the United Kingdom, Ecuador, and the United States, co-hosted the Third Democracy Summit Ministerial Meeting in Seoul. Focused on the theme of 'AI/Digital Technology and Democracy,' the summit aimed to address the evolving intersection of technological innovation and democratic principles. The Ministerial Meeting marked the initiation of the Third Democracy Summit, which spanned three days from March 18 to March 20, and drew over 400 participants. Among them were approximately 30 government officials at the ministerial and vice-ministerial level, representatives from diplomatic corps stationed in Korea, as well as individuals from civil society, industry, and academia. In the welcoming remarks, President Yoon Suk-yeol underscored the pivotal role of democracy in Korea's journey, rooted in universal values such as freedom, human rights, and the rule of law. He expressed Korea's commitment to sharing its democratic development experience with the global community through the Summit. Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yeol, in his opening speech, highlighted the significance of technological innovation amid global democratic challenges. He emphasized the intertwined nature of artificial intelligence, digital technology, and democracy, acknowledging both the opportunities and challenges. Throughout the Ministerial Meeting, representatives from participating governments emphasized the imperative for democratic nations to exchange policies and experiences concerning digital technology's impact on democracy. They stressed the need for collaborative efforts to harness the benefits of digital innovation while safeguarding democratic values. The meeting facilitated comprehensive discussions on the implications of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence and digital technology for future generations' democracy. It served as a platform for fostering international consensus on the responsible use of emerging technologies in alignment with democratic principles.
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