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Masakazu Toyoda
Chairman and CEO, Japan Economic Foundation (JEF)
Masakazu Toyoda is Chairman and CEO of the Japan Economic Foundation.
He also serves as Special Advisor to the Institute of Energy Economics (IES, where he waspreviously Chairman and CEO), Adjunct Professor with the National Graduate Institute for
Policy Studies (GRIPS) and is on the Board of Directors for the Pacific International Center forHigh Technology Research (PICHTR). In 2008, he was Secretary-General of the Secretariat ofStrategic Headquarters for Space Policy with Japan’s Cabinet Secretariat, and from 2008-08 he
was Vice-Minister for International Affairs for Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(previously the Ministry of International Trade and Industry), where he has also held several
other positions.

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Naoyuki HARAOKA
Executive Managing Director, Japan Economic Foundation (JEF)
Mr. Naoyuki Haraoka has been Executive Managing Director of the Japan Economic Foundation(JEF) since 2007. After graduating the University of Tokyo in 1978 (Bachelor of Economics), hejoined MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) of Japanese government.
Having been posted in the industrial policy section and the international trade policy section fora few years, he was enrolled in a two year MPA (Master of Public Administration) programme at
Woodraw Wilson School of Princeton University in the US on a Japanese government
sponsorship. After having acquired MPA at Princeton, he rejoined MITI in 1984 as an economist.
Since then he had been posted as Deputy Director and Director of a number of MITI divisions
including Research Division of International Trade Policy Bureau. He was also posted in Paris
twice, firstly, Principal Economist of Trade Bureau of OECD (Organization of Economic
Cooperation and Development) from 1988 to 92 and secondly Counselor to Japanese Delegationof OECD from 1996 to 99. After coming back to MITI from his second stay in Paris, at theoccasion of the government structural reform in 2001 when MITI was remodeled as METI
(Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry) he joined the efforts to found METI research institute,
Research Institute of Economy Trade and Industry as its Director of Administration. He became
Chief Executive Director of JETRO San Francisco in 2003 and stayed in San Francisco until 2006.
He was Director-General of METI Training Institute from 2006 until July, 2007 when he left
METI permanently.

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Yukiko FUKAGAWA
Dean and Professor, School of Political Science and Economics,
Waseda University
Yukiko Fukagawa is currently the Deputy Dean and Professor, School of Political Science andEconomics, Waseda University. After undergraduate program at Waseda, she studied at Yale
University for MA in International Development Economics, and finished Ph.D program at
Waseda Graduate School of Business Studies. Her major interest lies in economic development inEast Asia, especially Korea. She worked for Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) andLong-Term Credit Bank Research Institute (LTCBR) before joining the faculty member of Aoyama
Gakuin University and the University of Tokyo. She came back to Waseda in 2006. She was avisiting fellow at Cambridge University in 2014, and Yonsei University in 2015.
She engaged in many consultation and advisory activities for the government, such as theCommittee for Industrial Structure in the Ministry of Economy and Industry etc.. Her recent
publication includes “Beyond “Abenomics”: Japan’s integration catch-up and prospects for JapanUK cooperation”, Chatham House, 2019, Economic Development in East Asia, co-ed with
Fumiyasu Mieno, Minerva publication, 2017, Japan’s Future International Cooperation, Nihon
Hyoronsha, 2015.

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Shujiro URATA

Professor Emeritus, Waseda University.
Shujiro Urata is Professor Emeritus, Waseda University. He was Professor of International Economics,
Graduate School Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University. He is currently Faculty Fellow at the
Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI), Specially Appointed Fellow at the JapaneseCentre for Economic Research (JCER), Senior Research Advisor, Economic Research Institute for
ASEAN and East Asia (ERIA), Visiting Fellow, Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) andDistinguished Senior Fellow at the Institute of Developing Economies (IDE-JETRO). Professor Urata
received his BA in Economics from Keio University, MA and Ph.D. in Economics from Stanford
University. He is a former Research Associate at the Brookings Institution, an Economist at the World
Bank. He specializes in International Economics and Economics of Development. He has held anumber of research and advisory positions including senior advisor to the Government of Indonesia,
consultant to the World Bank, OECD, the Asian Development Bank and the Government of Japan. He
has published a number of books and articles on international economic issues. His recent books
include Achieving Inclusive Growth in the Asia Pacific, co-editor, Australian National University Press,
2020, Enhancing SME Participation in Global Value Chains, editor, Asian Development Bank Institute,2021, The Effect of Globalisation on Firm and Labour Performance, co-editor, Routledge, 2021, andGlobalization and Its Economic Consequences: Looking at APEC Economies, co-editor. Routledge, 2021

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Keigo AkimotoGroup Leader of Systems Analysis Group, Chief Researcher,
Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE)
Keigo Akimoto was born in 1970. He received Ph.D. degree from Yokohama National University
in 1999. He joined Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE) to work with
the Systems Analysis Group in 1999, was a senior researcher in 2003 and the Leader of the
Systems Analysis Group and an associate chief researcher at RITE in 2007. Currently he is theLeader of the Group and a chief researcher at RITE. He was a guest researcher at IIASA in 2006, a
guest professor, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the University of Tokyo between FY2010
and 2014, and a Lead Author for the Fifth and Sixth Assessment Report of IPCC. He is a member
for several advisory bodies on energy and environmental policy for Japanese government
including Strategic policy committee, Advisory committee for natural resources and energy; andGlobal environment subcommittee, Industrial structure council; Climate change impact
assessment subcommittee, Central environment council; Calculation Committee for
Procurement Price for renewable energies. His scientific interests are in modeling and analysisof energy and environment systems. He received the Peccei Scholarship from IIASA in 1997.

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Japanese participantsIzuru KOBAYASHI
Deputy Commissioner for International Affairs, Agency for Natural Resources
and Energy (ANRE) Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
Mr. KOBAYASHI was appointed to the current role in October 2021. He has rich experience ininternational cooperation, particularly in Southeast Asia, and in innovation policy. Before
assuming the current position, he served as an Executive Director of New Energy and Industrial
Technology Development Organization (NEDO), where he was in charge of managing NEDO’s
international operations as well as overseeing its key domestic R&D programs such as hydrogenbased steel production, power generation by ammonia as a fuel, and CCS. He also spent four
years in Jakarta (2015-2019) as a COO of Economic Research Institute for ASEAN and East Asiaand four years in Bangkok (2005-2009) as a Chief Representative of Japan Overseas
Development Corporation, where he deeply engaged with ASEAN Secretariat and various ASEAN
and ASEAN-plus Ministerial frameworks to support their cooperation activities.
Mr. Kobayashi joined METI in 1993 and held various positions including Director of Business
Environment Enhancement Division and Director for Climate Change Negotiation. He also spent
two years in Economic Planning Agency where he led the team in charge of analyzing activities
of Japan’s manufacturing industries.
He earned Bachelor of Law from University of Tokyo in 1993 and MBA in 2002 from Yale
School of Management.

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Naoko DOI, Ph.D.
Group Manager/Senior Economist
The Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ)
Dr. Naoko Doi, a Japanese national, is currently serving as the group manager of the Energy
Efficiency Group, Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Unit, the Institute of Energy Economics
Japan. She had received a Ph.D. degree from Kyoto University in Global Environmental Studies.
And, she had received a master’s degree in Applied Economics from Doshisha University.
Hear research areas includes (1) energy modelling, (2) energy savings and potential analysis,(3) global energy efficiency policy analysis, and (4) energy project evaluation. As the project
leader she has authored a number of research reports on these areas, including the studies
commissioned by Asian Development Bank (ADB), Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre (APERC),
Economic Research Institute of Asia (ERIA), Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), andMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI).
Dr. Doi specializes in energy efficiency and conservation analysis with the focuses on theresidential, commercia and transport sectors. She has published reports and articles in thoseareas. Since 2013 up to now, she has been leading a research project on the analysis of theresidential/commercial sectors with the focuses on energy savings potential analysis, policies
and practices for zero energy buildings, and smart community development in Japan. She has
published reports and papers on urban transport energy savings potential, and electrifying
transport systems in the emerging economies.

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Naoyuki YOSHINO
Professor Emeritus of Keio University
Visiting Professor at GRIPS
Naoyuki Yoshino: Professor Emeritus of Keio University in Tokyo Japan, Visiting Professor at
GRIPS and Director of Financial Research Center (FSA Institute, Government of Japan). Ph.D fromJohns Hopkins University (where his thesis supervisor was Sir Alan Walters (UK Prime Minister
Margaret Thatcher’s Economic Adviser)). Assistant Professor of State University of New York,
Visiting scholar at MIT (USA), Visiting Scholar at the Central Bank of Japan, Visiting Professor at
the Univ. of New South Wales (Australia), Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques (France).
He received Honorary Doctorates from Univ. of Gothenburg (Sweden) and Martin Luther
University of Halle-Wittenberg (Germany). He was conferred Fukuzawa award from Keio
University for his contribution to research. He was chairing Financial System Council underPrime Minister and Foreign exchange council under Finance Minister of Japan. He is currently
chairing Financial education council under the Central Bank of Japan and Financial Services
Agency, Government of Japan. He was the Dean/CEO of Asian Development Bank Institute(ADBI) in Tokyo (2014-2020).

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TANAKA Kazushige
Deputy Director-General,
Commerce and Service Industry Policy Group , Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry (METI)

Mr. TANAKA joined MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) of the Japanese
government in 1994. Since then he has engaged in several industrial and international policy
sections such as energy and trade policy planning. He was also posted in Paris as a Counselor,
Permanent Delegation of Japan to the OECD/IEA. After coming back to METI, he was appointed
as a director of international energy policy division and a representative of Japan to the IEA. In
2019, He organized G20 Ministerial Meeting on Energy Transitions and Global Environment for
Sustainable Growth in Japan. Since 2020, he has worked for commerce and service industry
policy group which covers healthcare industries.
Mr. TANAKA received the Bachelor of Laws (University of Tokyo) and Master of Philosophy ofDevelopment Studies (IDS (Institute of Development Studies), University of Sussex). He was a
Yale World Fellow in 2005 (Yale University).

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Hu Zhengyue
Vice President, China Public Diplomacy Association
Hu Zhengyue, He is currently vice president of China Public Diplomacy Association and vicechairman of the China Soong Ching Ling Foundation. He has been engaged in diplomatic work
for more than 40 years, successively serving as Minister-Counselor of the Embassy of thePeople’s Republic of China in the Republic of Singapore, Deputy Director-General of the
Department of Asian Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), Chinese Ambassador to
Malaysia, Director-General of the Department for Diplomatic Missions Abroad of the MFA,
Director-General of the Department of Asian Affairs of the MFA, Assistant Foreign Minister, andCommissioner of the Office of the Commissioner of the MFA in Macao Special Administrative
Region. Mr. Hu has contributed a lot to the development of China’s diplomacy.

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OU Boqian

Vice President, Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs
Amb. Ou Boqian graduated from the China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU), and got the Masterof International Policy and Practice (MIPP) from the George Washington University of USA. She
joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in 1989 and worked on China-Africa relations for 10
years. From 2000 to 2001, she served as Deputy Secretary of the CPC Committee of Xincheng
District, Xi'an Municipality, Shaanxi Province. From 2001 to 2004, she worked as Counselor of
the Information Department, MFA. From 2004 to 2007, she was Political Counselor of theChinese Embassy in Australia. From 2007 to 2013, she served as Counselor of the Policy
Planning Department and then Deputy Director-General of the General Office, MFA. She was
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of China to Grenada from 2013 to 2017. She
assumed her current post as Vice President of CPIFA in 2017.

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CHI Fulin
President, China Institute for Reform and Development
and president of China Institute for Free Trade Ports with Chinese Characteristics

Chi Fulin, Senior Research Fellow and Ph.D student supervisor, a member of the 11th and 12th
National Committee of CPPCC. He is currently president of China Institute for Reform andDevelopment (CIRD) and president of China Institute for Free Trade Ports with Chinese
Characteristics. He is also vice chairman of China Society of Economic Reform, vice chairman ofChina Society of Administrative Reform, policy advisor for provincial governments such as
Guangdong, Shandong and Hainan. He is distinguished professor at universities including
Chinese Academy of Governance, Peking University, Northeastern University and some others.
He, as an expert, has been entitled to the State Council’s special allowances. He has been
awarded “the Five-One Project Publications Prize”, the Sun Yefang Economic Science Award andthe China Development Research Award. He was also awarded the title of “Top Outstanding
Talents in China” and selected as one of the “100 Economists Who Have Influenced China’s
Economic Construction in the Last 60 Years”. His works were selected and included in the
Overview on the Academic Achievements of Well-known Chinese Scientists in the 20th Century(Economics Volume).

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ZHANG Yunling
Academician and former Director General, Department of International Studies,
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Zhang Yunling, Professor and Academician of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS). He is amember of National Committee of CPPCC. He is now President of Chinese Association for AsiaPacific Studies, Vice President of China Committee of PECC, Director of Research Center for
Regional Security. He was Director General of Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, CASS (1993.112007.8), Director General of Institute of Japanese Studies, CASS (co-current, 1995-2001). He
served as a member of EAVG, China-ASEAN Cooperation Official Expert Group, Task Force of
ASEM and Chairman of Joint Expert Group for Feasibility Study on EAFTA, and a Member of Joint
Expert Group for Feasibility on CEPEA.

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JIANG Ruiping
professor and doctoral supervisor of China Foreign Affairs University
Jiang Ruiping,He has received bachelor's, Master's and doctor's degrees in economics. 19821985 Taught in the Department of Economics, Hebei University,1988-1997, he served as thedeputy director of the Institute of Japan Studies, Hebei University. He joined China Foreign
Affairs University in 1998 and is currently the assistant to the president, professor and doctoral
supervisor of China Foreign Affairs University. He is also a member of the Expert Advisory Groupon East Asia Cooperation, standing director and deputy secretary general of National Japan
Economic Association, executive director of China Society of World Economics, executive
director of China Japan Society, director of Asia-pacific Society of China, vice chairman of East
Asia Peace and Development Strategy Forum, member of the Academic Committee of JapaneseStudies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
His main research fields are Japanese economy and China-Japanese economic relations, world
economy and contemporary capitalist economic theory, international political economy.

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D.Y. YANG Bojiang
Director of Japan Studies Institute of CASS

He graduated from the University of International Relations. He is currently director of Japan
Studies Institute of CASS and research fellow, vice president of Introduction of Chinese
Association for Japanese Studies, vice president of Chinese Association for Asia-Pacific Studies,
member of China Committee of CSCAP.
He held various positions including: professor of the University of International Relations,research fellow of CICIR, a visiting scholar in Brookings Institution, a visiting scholar in Fairbank
Center for East Asian Research, a visiting research fellow in Japan International Forum. His main
research fields are international relations, Asia-Pacific security and Japan issues.

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ZHAO Jinping
Member of the Advisory Committee for Hainan Free Trade Port
Chief Economist of the DRTT（Development Research Think Tank of China）, former Minister ofthe Research Department of Foreign Economic Relations of the Development Research Center of
the State Council of the People’s Republic of China. Concurrently serving as a researcher of the
Pilot Free Trade Zone Construction Research Center of the Counsellors’ Office of the StateCouncil, a member of the Expert Advisory Committee for the Construction of Hainan Free TradePort, Honorary Dean of Hainan Institute of Open Economic System, a member of Policy Advisory
Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Industry andInformation Technology, China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and otherministries. On February 23, 2009, served as a lecturer of the 12th collective study of the 17th
Politburo of the Central Committee of the "World Economic Situation and Promoting the Soundand Rapid Development of China's Economy".

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QIU Guohong
Former Chinese ambassador to South Korea

After graduating from Shanghai International Studies University, I was assigned to the Ministryof Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China. In 1991, I served as the Second Secretary andFirst Secretary of the Chinese Embassy in Japan, before serving as the First Secretary, Deputy
Director and Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 1998 I was appointed the Counselor of
the Chinese Embassy in Japan before being promoted to become the minister. In 2006, I served
as deputy director of the Department of Asian Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Later I
was appointed Chinese Plenipotentiary Ambassador to Nepal from 2008 to 2011, before taking
the role of Director of Security Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from 2011 to 2014. Since
then, I have been the Chinese Ambassador to South Korea. And most recently since June 2020, I
have also become the Chief Research Fellow of Northeast Asian Affairs at the Charhar Institute.

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WU Shicun

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President, National Institute for South China Sea Studies
Wu Shicun has a PhD in history and is president and senior research fellow of China’s National
Institute for South China Sea Studies. He also serves as chairman of board of directors of the ChinaSoutheast Asia Research Center on the South China Sea, chairman of the advisory board of Institutefor China-America Studies, vice president of the China Institute for Free Trade Ports Studies,
deputy director of the Collaborative Innovation Center of South China Sea Studies, Nanjing
University, and adjunct professor of Nanjing University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Dr Wu’s research interests cover the history and geography of the South China Sea, maritime
delimitation, maritime economy, international relations and regional security strategy. His recent
books include: Hainan Free Trade Port: A Global Perspective (Guangdong People’s Publishing House,2021), The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road: Challenges and Opportunities for Asia and Europe(Routledge, 2019), South China Sea Law fare: Post-Arbitration Policy Options and Future Prospects(South China Sea Think Tank / Taiwan Center for Security Studies, 2017), Arbitration Concerning
the South China Sea: Philippines versus China (Ashgate, 2016), UN Convention on the Law of the Sea
and the South China Sea (Ashgate, 2015), Non-Traditional Security Issues and the South China SeaShaping a New Framework for Cooperation (Ashgate, 2014), Recent Developments in the South
China Sea Dispute: The Prospect of a Joint Development Regime (Routledge, 2014), Solving Disputes
for Regional Cooperation and Development in the South China Sea: A Chinese perspective (Chandos
Publishing, 2013). Dr Wu has published widely in academic journals and been the subject of
frequent media interviews as a senior commentator on South China Sea, regional security issues,
the Belt & Road Initiative and the development of Hainan Free Trade Port.

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BAI Xiaohong
Vice President, Shanghai National Accounting InstituteShe graduated from Research Institute for Fiscal Science, Ministry of Finance, majoring inaccounting. 2000 to 2020 she held various positions including: deputy director of Legal
Department, the Chinese Institute of Certified Public Accountants, director of Research andDevelopment Department, director of Professional Development Department. She is a parttime supervisor of the Juris Master Program in Peking University and China University of
Political Science and Law.

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TIAN Xueyuan
Academician of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Tian was graduated from the department of economy at Peking University in 1964. He has been
Guest Researcher at the East-West Center from 1982 to 1983, and been the director of theInstitute of Population and Labor Economics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences from1984 to 1998. And he is also a member of the Expert Advisory Committee of national social
sciences research.
Professor Tian has published more than 500 journal articles and 12 books. Among which, threeof his books have been translated into other languages such as English, Japanese, and Russian.
He has conducted innovative research in quite a few areas such as population development
strategy, cost-benefit study of children to a society, population and sustainable development, andso on. He has been honored among the first as the national “Young Expert with Outstanding
Contributions”, and he has also been awarded the first prize of National Science and Technology
for technological achievement, the Chinese Population Award (top prize in Chinese population
studies), National Book Award, International Intellectual Celebrity (awarded by the IBC in UK),and the World’s Five Thousand Celebrity (titled by the ABI in the US).

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ZHOU Weisheng
Ph.D. (Kyoto University), Professor of College of Policy Science of Ritsumeikan
University
Director of Research Institute of Global 3E, majored in energy systems
engineering, environmental policy, population policy, policy engineering andsustainability science.
He has served as the chief researcher and research consultant of Research Institute of
Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE), a special professor of Osaka University, thedirector of Ritsumeikan University Research Center for Sustainability Science (RCS）, and thesecret director of Belt and Road Initiative Japan Research Center (BRIJC）. His books include"Earth Regeneration Plan-CO2 Reduction Strategy", "Sustianability Science", "Contemporary
Policy Science", "East Asian Low-Carbon Community" and so on.

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KIM Sung-Hwan
Chairman of the East Asia Foundation

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of the R.O.K
Sung-Hwan Kim was a career diplomat and served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade of
the Republic of Korea from October 2010 to March 2013. With a career spanning over 36 years,
he held a number of senior diplomatic posts including the Senior Secretary to the President for F
oreign Affairs and National Security and Vice Minister of MOFAT. He was ROK's ambassador to A
ustria and Permanent Representative to the International Organizations in Vienna and the ROK's
Ambassador to Uzbekistan. He was appointed as a Member of the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda in July, 2010. After retirin
g from the Foreign Service, he served as the Chair of Institute for Global Social Responsibility an
d Distinguished Visiting Professor at the Seoul National University until March 2015. He also tau
ght at Hanyang University as a Distinguished Professor and served as the Chairman of the Gangw
on Art and Culture Foundation. He is now working as the Chairman of the East Asia Foundation and the Chairman of the Beautiful Mind Charity Foundation.

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AHN Choong Yong
Distinguished Professor, Chung-Ang University
Dr. Choong Yong Ahn is currently Distinguished Professor at the Graduate School of International Studies,
Chung-Ang University Seoul. He is also Co-Chair of the Korea-India Strategic Dialogue organized by theSeoul International Forum. Previously, he was Chairman, Korea Commission for Corporate Partnership(KCCP: 2014-2018) to induce voluntary collaborations between Korea’s big businesses and SMEs, andalso Chairman of the Board, Korea Electric Power Corporation. Before taking the KCCP post, he served aspresidentially appointed Foreign Investment Ombudsman (2006-2014) for foreign direct investors in
Korea. He is also former Chairman of the Presidential Regulatory Reform Committee (2010-2012). Whileon sabbatical from Chung-Ang University, he also served several posts such as the President of the Korea
Institute for International Economic Policy (2002-2005); Chair of the APEC Economic Committee(20022005); Chair of Board, Choheung Bank; consultant to the World Bank; UNIDO Chief Technical Advisor to
the Economic Planning Unit of Malaysia to design Malaysia's industrial master plan; and served as
President of several academic societies in Korea including the Korea International Economics
Association, Korean Association of Trade and Industry Studies, and the Korea Econometric Society. He
was also a visiting professor to Economic Research Institute, Kyoto University, Japan. Dr. Ahn’s honors
include the Economist of the Year Award from the Maeil Business Daily Newspaper in Korea, the Okita
Policy Research Award by the National Institute for Research Advancement in Japan for his publication
on “Modern East Asian Economy,” and Free Economy Publication Award by the Federation of Korean
Industries. Since receiving his Ph.D. from Ohio State University, Dr. Ahn has published many articles ininternational journals including Review of Economics and Statistics, European Economic Review, Japanese
Economic Review, Journal of Asian Economics, Global Asia, and Monograph papers in North-Holland,
Cambridge University Press, Springer, Edward Elgar, Palgrave Macmillan, Iwanami Shoten of Japan,
Peking University Press, etc.

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KIM Do Hoon
Professor, Sogang University
former President, Korea Institute for Economics and Technology
KIM, DoHoon teaches “Korea’s Economic Development” and “international Business Strategy
focused on Global Value Chain in East Asia” at GSIS (Graduate School of International Studies),
Sogang University. He was former president of the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics andTrade (KIET) from May 2013 to May 2016. Before being appointed as president of KIET, he
worked as director of several research divisions in KIET, such as division of industrial policy anddivision of industrial cooperation and globalization and served as vice president for research,spanning the years from 1979 through May 2013. He was detached from KIET to work for theOECD in Paris as principal administrator at the trade directorate from September 1997 to
September 1999. He worked for IERI at University of Washington as a visiting scholar. He served
as president of a couple of Korea’s academic associations including KSRS (Korea Society ofRegulatory Studies). He has been also members for many government policy advisorycommittees such as commission for corporate partnership, and advisory council for budget
policy. His major publications include “Six Decades of Korea’s Industrial Development, KDI,
December 2010” and “An Impact Analysis of the Korea-US FTA and Korea-EU FTA on Korea’s
Manufacturing Industries, KIET, December 2011” and “Regulatory Reform in the era ofKnowledge-based Economy, KIET, December 2002”.

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CHO, Choong-Jae
Chair of the Strategic Committee, Korea Institute for International Economic
Policy(KIEP)
Education- Ph.D. from Hankuk University of Foreign Studies in Economics(2004~08)- M.A. from Pusan National University in Economics(1988~90)- B.A. from Pusan National University in Economics(1984~88)
Professional Experience- Research Fellow, India-South Asia team of Department of Asia-Pacific, KIEP(2009.5~)- Senior Researcher, Lotte Economic Research Institute(2004.1~09.5)- Reporter, Seoul Economic Daily(2000.2~03.12)- Research Fellow, Daewoo Economic Research Institute(1994.12~2000.1)- Researcher, Center for Area Studies KIEP(1993.3~94.12)- An Empirical Analysis on the Effect of Service Economy in Indian Economic Growth(Journal ofInternational Economic Studies, KIEP, Dec., '08)
- An Empirical Factor Analysis of the Service Economy in India(International Area Studies Review,
International Association of Area Studies, Korea, June '08)
- The Situation of the Developed Countries' Economic Cooperation in India and the Way of Economic
Cooperation between India and Korea(CAS KIEP, Dec,'94)- Handbook of India(CAS, KIEP, Dec,'93)

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KIM Sang-hyup
President, Jeju Research InstituteSang-Hyup Kim is the President of the Jeju Research Institute. He is also the Director of the Global Strategy Institute of KAIST, a Visiting Professor of the College of Business, KAIST and Chairmanof Coalition for Our Common Future. Prior to joining the KAIST (2013), Mr. Kim worked at the Of
fice of the President of the Republic of Korea from 2008 as the Secretary for National Future andVision, where he contributed in setting the historic “Low Carbon Green Growth” vision for Korea.
In 2011, he became the Senior Secretary to the President for Green Growth, coordinating the pla
nning, developing, and implementing Korea’s Green Growth strategy. Also, he served as a membe
r of the Global Agenda Council of World Economic Form and now he serves as a co-chairman of J
eju Green Big Bang Committee.
Kim was formerly a Washington correspondent for Maeil Business Newspaper and co-founding
member of the World Knowledge Forum and Vision Korea Project. He also worked at SBS, Seoul
Broadcasting System, during which he set up the future and vision projects team in 2004, in addi
tion to found and serving in the capacity of the Executive Director of the Seoul Digital Forum.
Kim has a B.A and M.A in International Relations from Seoul National University. He has been recipient of numerous awards during his career, including: Broadcaster of the Year; Korean Broadc
asters Association (2007); Hongjo Order of Service Merit (2010); Hwangjo Order of Service Merit (2012).

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CHUNG Suh-Yung
Professor, Division of International Studies (DIS) and the Graduate School ofInternational Studies (GSIS) at Korea University
Dr. Suh-Yong Chung is a Professor of Division of International Studies of Korea University. As anexpert of climate change and sustainable development, Professor Chung also directs Center for
Climate and Sustainable Development Law and Policy (CSDLAP) and Center for Global Climate
and Marine Governance (CGCMG) of Korea University. Professor Chung advises various
ministries and other government related organizations as a Member of Policy Advisory Board of
Korea Forest Service, a Member of Advisory Committee for Korea Electronic Power Corporation(KEPCO), a Member of Expert Advisory Committee for Korea International Cooperation Agency(KOICA) and the Director of Center for UN Studies of UNA-Korea. Previously, Professor Chung
was a Member of Policy Advisory Board of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a Member of Presidential
Committee on Green Growth, and a Member of Honorary Committee to Host GCF. At theinternational level, he was also the Chair of Regional Working on Governance of UNDP/GEF
Yellow Sea Large Marine Ecosystem Project, a Vice Chair of Compliance Committee of the UN
Basel Convention and a Member of Council of Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI). At theacademic level, He is a Vice President of the Korean Society of Climate Change Research and a
Member of Board of Directors of the Korean Environmental Policy and Administrations Society.
Professor Chung also taught a course at Sciences Po in Paris and provided seminars in various
occasions including but not limited at Stanford University, Harvard University, Brookings
Institutions, Asia Society and IFRI in France. Recently, Professor Chung provided consulting
services to the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) for their hosting
Science20, an Engagement Group of Saudi G20 in 2020. Professor Chung holds degrees in law
and international relations from Seoul National University, London School of Economics andStanford Law School.

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WHANG Jooho
former Vice President, Professor of Nuclear Engineering, Kyunghee University
former President, Korea Institute of Energy Research
Professor Whang is a Professor retired from the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Kyung Hee Uni
versity. Previously, he was the President of the Korea Institute of Energy Research (2010-2013), the Pr
esident of the Korean Energy Society (2013), a member of the National Committee of Science and Tech
nology (2011-2013), the President of the Korean Nuclear Society (2016-2017), a member of the National Energy Committee (2006-2010). He served as the Nuclear R&D Program Coordinator at the Korea
Institute of Science and Technology Evaluation and Planning (1999-2001) and as the Chairman of theCommittee for National R&D Initiative (2008-2010) in the National Committee of Science and Technology. He was a visiting scientist at Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Institute, Germany in 1987, and at Sandia National Laboratories, USA in 2004, leaving research reports “System studies for Long-term Spent F
uel Management Options in Korea” and “Dismantlement and Radioactive Waste Management of DPRK
Nuclear Facilities”, respectively. Professor Whang served as the chairman of the organization committ
ee of Korea National Deliberation Program in 2014 and led several long-term projects, in which anti-n
uke activists are involved, during 2006-2008 to prepare “Report on Spent Fuel Management Policy”. H
e finished the three-year’s term of a director, in 2016, on the board of directors of Korea Research Cou
ncil of Science and Technology which governs 25 national research institutes and returned, in 2017, af
ter two years of service from the seat of the Vice President of Kyung Hee University. He now serves as t
he chairman, since 2015, of the Committee for Nuclear Development and Application in the National C
ommittee for Nuclear Promotion. He was conferred a decoration, in 2010, by the Korean government for his effort in exporting nuclear power plants to the United Arab Emirates. Professor Whang received
a B.A. in nuclear engineering from Seoul National University in Korea and an M.A. in Health Physics an
d a Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in USA.

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KIM Jung-Sik
Professor Emeritus, School of Economics, Yonsei University
Jung-Sik Kim is Professor Emeritus at School of Economics, Yonsei University. He was a Visiting
Scholar of Department of Economics, Harvard University and Institute for International Studies
at University of Cambridge. He worked as the Dean of the College of Business and Economics
and Dean of the Graduate School of Economics, Yonsei University.
He served as Adviser of Bank of Korea, and held the post of Chairman of Committee for Financial
Development in Financial Services Commission (FSC) and Chairman of Policy Evaluation
Committee of Ministry of Strategy and Finance. Kim was the President of Korean Economic
Association (KEA) and Korea International Economic Association (KIEA).
Kim is the President of Korea Social Science Research Council(KOSSREC) and Asia FinanceSociety. He has published widely on open macroeconomics, international finance and East Asianfinancial cooperation. His most recent paper is “Korean Currency Crisis and Capital Flow
Reversal: A Supply Side Approach of Currency Crisis”.

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YI In-sill
Professor, Graduate School of International Economics, Sogang University
Insill Yi is currently a Professor of Graduate School of Economics and was a Directorof Nam Duck-Woo Economic Research Institute and Vice-President for Public Affairs
at Sogang University.
She served for Korean government as the 12th Commissioner of Statistics Korea fromthe private sector also for the first time. She also served for National Assembly Budget
Office as a Chief economist of Economic Analysis Division. She also worked as asenior research fellow and director of the Center for Finance and Tax, for Korea
Economic Research Institute. She worked as a senior economist and team leader offinancial analysis team, for Hana Bank Research Institute.
She had been active in participating the governmental committees (such as Advisory
Committee Member of National Assemble Budget Office, Member of Policy Advisor to Minister ofJustice, and Advisory Committee Member of Financial Supervisory Service, Advisory Member of
Ministry of Strategy and Finance). She is publishing books, articles and expressing various
opinions in academic journals and newspapers. She served for the president and iscurrently honorary president of the Korean Economic Association, the Korean Women Economic
Association, and the President of the Association of Korean Economic Studies. She has abachelor’s degree in economics and geology from Yonsei University and a doctoral
degree from the University of Minnesota USA.

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Park Jong-Seo
Director, Department of Population Policy Research, Korea Institute for Healthand Social Affairs
Park Jongseo is a research fellow at the Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairsand Directorof Department of Population Policy Research. He has been researching at the Korea Institute for
Health and Social Affairs since 2007, and his main research fields are family sociology, women'slabor market, and policies to respond to population behavior. He served as an expert member of
the Prime Minister's Office (2008-2009), and is currently working as a subcommittee of the Pres
idential Committee on Aging Society and Population policy.

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