FW: 🎥 VIDEO RELEASE | Korea & Africa: Forging a New Path for Cooperation

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While Korea is somewhat of a latecomer in engaging with African countries, there is hope for strategic collaboration with the continent in order to bolster South Korea’s position as a global pivotal state.

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Subject: 🎥 VIDEO RELEASE | Korea & Africa: Forging a New Path for Cooperation

 

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Can't see this image below? Click here   VIDEO RELEASE   South Korea hosted the first-ever Korea-Africa Summit earlier this month, reinforcing South Korea’s interest in forging stronger relationships with African nations. While Korea is somewhat of a latecomer in engaging with African countries, there is hope for strategic collaboration with the continent in order to bolster South Korea’s position as a global pivotal state.   KEI Operations Manager Mai Pressley sat down with Steven Sungyong Heo, founder and CEO of Africa Insight, and Dr. Lloyd G. Adu Amoah, Director of the Centre for Asian Studies at the University of Ghana, to discuss the summit’s aftermath, implications of Korea’s pivot to Africa, and possibilities for future economic, diplomatic and cultural cooperation.   Click here to watch the video   🔍 ICYMI on The Peninsula   📝 Korea’s New Critical Mineral Ties in Africa Secure a Future for Clean Energy and High Tech   Africa contains close to 30 percent of the global supply of critical mineral reserves, making Korean collaboration on the continent more important than ever. KEI’s Economic Policy Analyst Tom Ramage delves into the importance of collaboration for driving innovation and the clean energy revolution.    Korea Economic Institute of America (KEI), 1800 K Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20006 Unsubscribe