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Highlights from the Roundtable Discussion with His Excellency Mr. Yeocheol Yoon, Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to the United Kingdom, During His Visit to Edinburgh

We are delighted to welcome H.E. Mr. Yeocheol Yoon, the Korean Ambassador to the UK, to the University of Edinburgh on 22nd August 2024. In this particular event, Mr Ambassador provided insightful perspectives on UK-South Korea cooperation and exchanged views with the staff of the Korean Studies program at the University of Edinburgh.

 

 

Mr. Ambassador delivered a compelling presentation on the robust and dynamic partnership between the United Kingdom and the Republic of Korea. At its core, this relationship is built on shared democratic values and a strong foundation of mutual respect. Mr. Ambassador also touched upon South Korea’s broader global aspirations and the historical ties that bind the two countries, notably through the events of the Korean War. Mr Ambassador addressed current regional challenges, and emphasized the critical need for a united international response to maintain peace and security 

Mr Ambassador emphasized several key pillars of cooperation that have strengthened ties between the two nations.In the realms of security and diplomacy, the UK and South Korea have found common ground in addressing global security challenges, with a particular focus on the complex situation in East Asia. The economic and technological spheres have emerged as vibrant areas of partnership. Both countries are actively expanding their cooperation in critical sectors such as energy security, artificial intelligence, and bioscience. These joint efforts reflect a shared commitment to innovation and sustainable development. Cultural exchanges play a vital role in deepening the bonds between the two nations. Programs like the Youth Mobility Scheme are particularly noteworthy, as they foster meaningful connections between younger generations, paving the way for long-lasting friendships and understanding.

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