Workshop 1: Building Bridges: Assessing the Past and Shaping the Future of Indonesia-Korea Relations.
Speaker: Vahd Nabyl A. Mulachela, Head of the Center for Policy Strategy for the Asia Pacific and Africa Region at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia; and Prof. Jae Hyeok Shin, Professor of Political Science and International Relations at Korea University
Workshop 2: Connecting Cultures: Unveiling the Power of South Korea’s Public Diplomacy in Strengthening Seoul-Jakarta People-to-People Relations.
Speaker: Prof. Choe Wongi, Professor and Head of Center for ASEAN-Indian Studies at the Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security; and Jaeyeon Moon, Reporter at the Hankook Ilbo Media Group
Workshop 3: Towards Indonesia-Korea Greener Economic Partnership.
Speaker: Nurul Ichwan, Deputy for Investment Promotion at the Ministry of Investment/BKPM of Indonesia; and Lee Kang Hyun, Chairman of Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Indonesia
Workshop 4: Advancing Indonesia and South Korea’s Defense Industry Collaboration.
Speaker: First Marshal Dedy Laksmono, Director of Technology and Defense Industry at the Ministry of Defense of Indonesia; and Woo Bong Lee, Chief Representative Officer of Korea Aerospace Industries Indonesia Office
Workshop 5: Indonesia and Korea Middlepower-ship in a Changing World.
Speaker: Dr. Radityo Dharmaputra, Lecturer at the University of Airlangga; and Dr. Jin Sangpil, Assistant Professor of the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies at the University of Copenhagen
Workshop 6: Investment Nexus: IKN and the Path Forward for Indonesia Korea.
Speaker: Dr. Agung Wicaksono, Deputy of Funding and Investment of Nusantara National Capital Authority
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