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“At the essence of it, Koreans should lead their reunification process with guidance and support from us all.”
“By putting people, humanism and humanitarianism at the front and center of an inter-Korea dialogue and reconciliation, we could harvest more low-hanging fruits, which, in my humble view, is a critical step towards reaching a higher level of dialogue and reconciliation in other areas.”
“Enhanced inter-parliamentary efforts in tandem with conventional and track two diplomacy can provide a mechanism through which we can make a real difference in promoting shared ideals of peace and reconciliation in not just the Korean Peninsula, but also throughout conflict hotspots in the rest of the world.”
“Peace is not just a destination; it is also the journey.”
“Peace is the path we take for bringing growth and prosperity to society.”
“From Cambodia’s experiences with wars and peace, I wish to emphasize that ‘No peace, no hope. No peace, no development. No peace, no respect for human rights and democracy.’”
“Reconciliation as well as lasting peace and stability, along with truly sustainable development, cannot be realized without women’s meaningful participation and without women having a seat at decision-making tables.”
“We have been mobilizing the Asian political parties in hopes that we can help bridge the gap between the two Koreas by helping promote the feasibility of establishing the Korean Confederation for the two Koreas, until at some point in the future, they can become a united Republic with alternating presidency.”
“History remembers the heroes who work for peace. During this time of the pandemic we need 'health for peace' and 'peace for health.'”
“Wherever we live, whatever our income and whatever our political views, we must understand that viruses do not recognize these differences, and that no one is safe until we all are safe.”
“I am sure the European lesson that a divided Germany, a divided Central Europe, could be very unified will be the best lesson also for Korea.”
“We have no option other than finding a way to live together, and accept one another.”