"European Affairs In-depth Briefing"... Gwangju Business Federation Successfully Concludes Friday Forum

Invitation of Dr. Cho Myungjin,
EU Executive Board Security Expert

The Gwangju Employers Federation successfully hosted a special lecture titled "In-depth Briefing on the European Situation" by Dr. Jo Myungjin at the 1681st Friday Breakfast Forum. Provided by Gwangju Employers Federation

The Gwangju Employers Federation (Chairman Yang Jinseok, Chairman of Howon Co., Ltd. and Happiness CC) announced on the 11th that it successfully held a special lecture at the 1681st Friday Breakfast Forum, inviting Dr. Cho Myungjin to speak on the topic "In-depth Briefing on the European Situation (Focusing on the Rise of Far-right Parties and the Ukraine War)."

This lecture covered ▲the three major issues in Europe ▲the background of the rise of far-right parties in Europe ▲the results and analysis of general elections in Germany, France, Italy, and others ▲the EU and G7's methods and limitations in sanctioning Russia ▲conclusions on the analysis of the European situation ▲and the Ukraine war.

Lecturer Cho Myungjin is a former East Asia security expert at the Brexit (EU) Executive Board, international security analyst at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, and holds a PhD from the London School of Economics. As the first Korean to serve as an advisor on international security and defense industry cooperation at the EU Executive Board, he was selected as the only Asian among global celebrities. His publications include "The Three Pillars Dominating Global Wealth and Economy," "European Pandora," "High-Humanism," "Prepare for Brexit," and "The Korean Economy in Five Years," among many others.

Yang Jinseok, Chairman of the Gwangju Employers Federation, emphasized, "Through an in-depth analysis of the Ukraine war and international issues related to the EU, as well as high-level local information from Europe, we have gained insights that will allow us to clearly predict and prepare for the impact the EU may have on the regional economy and small and medium-sized enterprises."