Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum to Host 'Sympathy Platform' for New Korean Peninsula System on the 24th

Chosun University LINC+ Chungjang-ro Industry-Academia Cooperation Hub Center Hosts 'Peace Economy Academy'

Lecture on New Korean Peninsula System: Railroads and Life Community Starting at 7 PM

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Lee Gwan-woo] The Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum announced that it will hold a 'Peace Economy Academy' event at 7 p.m. on the 24th at the LINC＋Chungjang-ro Industry-Academic Cooperation Hub Center of Chosun University in Dong-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City.

The event is hosted by the Ministry of Unification and organized by the Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum.

This event was prepared to explore concrete cooperation plans in major inter-Korean cooperation fields (railroads, tourism, agriculture) for understanding inter-Korean economic cooperation, a new growth engine of the domestic economy, and realizing the New Korean Peninsula regime.

In the first lecture, Byeong-min Ahn, Honorary Research Fellow at the Korea Transport Institute, will give a lecture titled "The Path to Realizing the New Korean Peninsula Regime, the Railroad Community," discussing the direction and vision for forming an inter-Korean railroad community to realize the New Korean Peninsula regime.

In the second lecture, Jeong Do-sang, Vice Chairman of the Joint Compilation Project of the Great Korean Dictionary for the Korean People, will give a lecture under the theme "Life Community for the New Korean Peninsula Regime."

Applications for participation can be made through the Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum website.

The lectures can also be watched live through the Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum YouTube channel.

A representative of the Korean Peninsula Peace Economy Forum said, "Inter-Korean relations have been regarded as a political issue detached from us, but we will work together with civil society so that it can become a driving force that positively influences the future of our community rather than conflict and disputes."