Pillar Peace and Security

UPF International—Hon. Mark Esper stated, “We must stand together, we must stand up for one another, and we must assist those who are not yet strong enough to resist the autocratic actions of others.”

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UPF International—A statement by Dr. Thomas G. Walsh, Chairman of UPF International on the conflict in Ukraine.

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The Middle East—Academics and experts from diverse fields discussed freedom of thought and belief.

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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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Seorak, South Korea—Thirty-two current and former heads of state and government, first ladies and senior government officials addressed the Summit for Peace Assembly & One Million Rally.

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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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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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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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Europe and the Middle East—The Think Tank 2022 Global Forum focused on opening the path to reconciliation, peace and development.

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Asia Pacific—The IAAP session featured seven academicians who presented their perspectives on creating a unification roadmap for North and South Korea through education.

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Asia Pacific—Former president of Kiribati and Sunhak Peace Prize laureate H.E. Anote Tong gave the keynote address at the Closing Session.

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Asia Pacific—In the IMAP session, media representatives based in Cambodia, India, Korea, Kyrgyzstan and Thailand shared their perspectives on Korean reunification. 

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Asia Pacific—Business leaders explored the peacebuilding potential of economic cooperation between North and South Korea at the IAED session.

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