European Institute for Asian Studies - EU-Korea 40 Years of Relations

Building a New Era of Partnership: EU-Korea Relations, 1963-2003

Venue: Cercle Royal Gaulois, Brussels
Date: 26 November 2003

In 2003, South Korea and the European Union are celebrating 40 years of diplomatic relations. Over the last four decades, the EU and South Korea have become important political and economic partners enjoying regular political dialogue and steadily increasing bilateral trade and investment flows.

The EU is a strong supporter of South Korea’s "Policy of Peace and Prosperity” aiming at sustainable peace and prosperity in Northeast Asia through political dialogue with North Korea and economic assistance to the North.

Both the EU and South Korea are committed to resolving the nuclear crisis peacefully and have strengthened their joint efforts to re-establish peace and security on the Korean peninsula.

The European Institute for Asian Studies (EIAS) and the Korean Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) have invited a number of high-profile speakers and discussants from Korea and Europe and would like to invite you to the one-day joint conference

Conference Documents
We Have an information kit which contains:

Letter of Invitation
Preliminary Programme
Registration Form
Download the Information Kit (pdf)

List of participants (pdf)

Photographs
Photo Gallery

Presentations
Financial Cooperation in East Asia by Dr Wang Yunjong (pdf)

EU-Korea Trade Relations by Dr Kim, Heungchong (pdf)

Post-Crisis Trends in Bilateral Foreign Direct Investment by Dr Judith Cherry (flash)

Eu Investment in KEDO and it's Wider Context by Professor Drifte (flash)

Understanding and Resolving the Nuclear Crisis on the Korean Peninsula by Professor Lee, Geun (pdf)



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