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Global Forum on North Korea Economy 2011 at Seoul Hilton Hotel
The Korea Economic Daily and Hyundai Research Institute are hosting ‘Global Forum on North Korea Economy 2011' on Thursday, April 7 , 2011, in Millenium Hilton, Seoul, Korea.
Unsolved circumstances including North Korea's two deadly provocations - the March sinking of the South Korean warship Cheonan and the November shelling of the South's border island of Yeonpyeong - have triggered on the Korean Peninsula and created instability on both North and South Korea. As tensions remains high from the past year, current situation in North Korea is, as always has been, harsh . As economic trades between both sides have mostly been halted due to the strained ties between them, the North Korean economic downturn has not only exacerbated and they are expecting a minus economic growth due to reduced international aid and recent currency reform.
Such being the case with the nation, Korea Economic Daily and Hyundai Research Institute are hosting ‘Global Forum on North Korea Economy’. The topic of this year's forum will be “Are Are there Viable Korean Unification Scenarios in the upcoming Decade?”
The upcoming forum will discuss recent status in North-East Asia, change in North Korean economy, ways to improve economic tie between North and South Korea, creation of collaborative economic institutions between two countries and various ways for the unification of both countries. Not only experts in the field of North Korean economy but also high profile government officials, CEOs and chairmen from NGO, enterprises and Research Institutions will participate in the forum.
◆ Dates: Thursday, April 7, 2011 (9:00AM ~ 4:00PM)
◆ Location : Millenium Hilton(Nam Mountain), Seoul, Korea
◆ Content: △ Northeast Asia's current situation and Future perspective on the Korean Peninsula △ 8-year 6 Party Talk, Pros & Cons and its tasks, △ Rise of China and its impact on Korean Peninsula △ Influences on Northeast Asia by the change in Korean Peninsula △ Present and Future of North Korean Economy △ Case of Countries with Governmental Reformation and future of North Korean Economy △ North Korean Food and Resource Supply, SOC and its task
◆ Main Speakers & Debaters: In-Taek Hyun (Minister of Korea's Ministry of Unification), Bruce Klingner (Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation), Yukiko Fukagawa (Professor of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University, Japan), Andre Lankov (Professor of History Kookmin University, Korea), Dal-Joong Chang (Professor of Political Science& Foreign Affiars, Seoul National University, Korea), Myung-Kyu Park (Director of Institute for Peace and Unification Studies, Seoul National University, Korea), Myueong-Chul Cho (Department Head of the International Cooperation for Korean Unification, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, Korea) Kang-Il Kim (Director of Institute of Northeast Aia, Yanbian University, China)
◆ Deadline: Wednesday, March 30, 2011
◆ Contact: Tel (822)360-4081~3，FAX (822)360-4085, E-mail forum@hankyung.com, Program Download http://bit.ly/hB8nFp
◆ Hosted by The Korea Economic Daily, Hyundai Research Institute
