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Seoul, South Korea—World Summit 2022 (Summit for Peace on the Korean Peninsula) was held February 10-14, 2022, with global leaders calling for an end to the Cold War’s last remaining vestige—the divided Korean peninsula.
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Seoul, South Korea—The Seoul Resolution of the World Summit 2022.
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South Korea—Nine leaders from Africa discussed peace on the Korean Peninsula at the Think Tank 2022 Forum Session VIII.
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Seoul, South Korea—Lord Fatefehi Fakafanua, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Tonga, said in his remarks, “Peace is not just the destination but also the journey.”
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South Korea—The World Summit 2022 honored a British vaccinologist and a global vaccine alliance with the 5th Sunhak Peace Prize as part of its second day’s activities in South Korea.
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Seoul, South Korea—The intersection of diplomacy, security and religious freedom in seeking the peaceful reunification of the Korean Peninsula was the focus of Think Tank 2022 Forum Session VI.
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Seoul, South Korea—H.E. Ilir Meta, President of Albania, stated that “if all leaders loved their people as their family, humankind will be at peace without conflicts and divisions.”
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Seoul, South Korea—Journalists, parliamentarians, and ministers from various nations discussed the role of the media for peace on the Korean peninsula.
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Seoul, South Korea—World Summit 2022 (Summit for Peace on the Korean Peninsula) was held February 10-14, 2022, with global leaders calling for an end to the Cold War’s last remaining vestige—the divided Korean peninsula.
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Seoul, South Korea—World Summit 2022 (Summit for Peace on the Korean Peninsula) was held February 10-14, 2022, with global leaders calling for an end to the Cold War’s last remaining vestige—the divided Korean peninsula.
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Seoul, South Korea—World Summit 2022 (Summit for Peace on the Korean Peninsula) was held February 10-14, 2022, with global leaders calling for an end to the Cold War’s last remaining vestige—the divided Korean peninsula. Speakers addressed several hundred people attending in person and a global virtual audience.
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South Korea—The World Summit 2022 ended its first day in Seoul, Korea, with dozens of world leaders calling for an end to the Cold War’s last remaining division — the Korean Peninsula.
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Seoul, South Korea—Because of quarantine measures and travel limitations, the Summit was held combining 20% in-person participation and 80% online platforms all around the world. Dignitaries engaged in interactive sessions, including the 157 nations with diplomatic ties to one or both of the Koreas.
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Seoul, Korea—A former vice minister of unification of Korea was among the speakers at the IMAP Session, which focused on the significance of the DMZ Peace Park.
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Seoul, Korea—The IAPP Session was held at the National Assembly Library of Korea and virtually, and drew participation from 1,400 people.
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Gapyeong, Korea—The second “Prayer Rally for Peace on the Korean Peninsula,” held on January 9, 2022, was viewed by more than 1 million people.
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Seoul, Korea—UPF-Korea hosted the 10th Peace Forum, which featured messages from dignitaries and leading experts from Korea, the U.S., Russia, and around the world.
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Seoul, Korea—American investor and financial commentator Jim Rogers was the keynote speaker for the third Think Tank 2022 Forum.
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Seoul, Korea—Pastor Paula White, spiritual advisor to former U.S. President Donald Trump, was the keynote speaker of the Think Tank 2022 Interfaith Forum, December 18, 2021.
Seoul, Korea—UPF-Korea hosted the Fifth Peace Forum, which featured former U.S. Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich as the keynote speaker.