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CJK協力ダイアログ

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Ro-myung GONG
Former Korean Foreign Minister and the chairman ofthe East Asia Foundation, ARo-Myung Gong was achair professor in the Division of International Studiesof Dongseo University in Busan, Korea, since 2007. Heis also the advisor of the Korea-Japan Forum sinceafter serving as Chairman from 2003 to 2012. He wasborn on February 25, 1932. He is a graduate of the Law
College, Seoul National University and studied at the London School ofEconomics and Political Science. He entered the Republic of Korea's Ministry ofForeign Affairs in 1958 and served at various overseas diplomatic missions ofKorea, including in Washington DC, Tokyo, Canberra and Cairo. He was theRepublic of Korea's Ambassador to Brazil from 1983 to 1986, Consul-General in
New York (1986-89), Ambassador to the then-Soviet Union (1990-92), Director ofthe Institute of Foreign Affairs and Security(IFANS) (1992-93), Ambassador toJapan (1993-94), and became Minister of Foreign Affairs from December 1994 toNovember 1996. After retiring from government, he served as a member of thePresidential Advisory Council on Unification in 1997. In 1992, he was also therepresentative of the 6th, 7th, and 8th round of high-level inter-Korean talks andchairman of South Korea for the South-North Joint Nuclear Control
Commission. He was chairman of the 2010 PyeongChang Olympic Winter Games
Bid Committee (1992-93), chair professor of Dongguk University, Seoul (19972004) and of Hallym University in Chuncheon (2004-07), and chairman of theSejong Foundation/Sejong Institute (2008-11).

Dr. Prof. Ahn, Choong Yong
Dr. Ahn is currently Distinguished Professor, Graduate
School of International Studies, Chung-Ang University.
Previously, he was the Chairman, Korea Commission forCorporate Partnership (KCCP) and responsible forinducing voluntary collaborations between Korea’s big
businesses and SMEs, and also Chairman of the Board,
Korea Electric Power Corporation. Before taking his
current post, he served as Foreign Investment Ombudsman(2006-2014) who is the troubleshooter responsible forresolving grievances raised by foreign investors at theKorea Trade and Investment Promotion Agency in Korea.

He is former Chairman of the Presidential Regulatory Reform Committee (20102012). While on 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; 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 ofTrade and Industry Studies, and the Korea Econometric Society.
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 theNational Institute for Research Advancement in Japan for his publication on“Modern East Asian Economy,” and Free Economy Publication Award by theFederation of Korean Industries. Since receiving his Ph.D. from Ohio StateUniversity, Dr. Ahn has published many articles in international journals
including Review of Economics and Statistics, European Economic Review,Japanese Economic Review, Journal of Asian Economics and Monograph papers
in North-Holland, Cambridge University Press, Springer and Edward Elgar, etc.

KIM, DoHoon teaches “SMEs, Startups and Industrial
Eco-system” at Kyung Hee University International
School and “Industrial Eco-system in East Asia” at
Sogang University International School. He was former
president of the Korea Institute for Industrial
Economics and Trade (KIET) from May 2013 to May
2016. Before being appointed as president of KIET, heworked as director of several research divisions inKIET, such as division of current survey andforecasting, division of industrial policy and division ofindustrial cooperation and globalization and served asvice president for research, spanning the years from1979 through May 2013. He was detached from KIET towork for the OECD in Paris as principal administrator at the trade directorate
from September 1997 to September 1999. He worked for IERI at University ofWashington as a visiting scholar.
He has been also members for many government policy advisory committees
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, December2011”.

Kim, Sang-Hyup
Visiting Professor / Chairman,
KAIST / Coalition for Our Common Future

Sang-Hyup Kim is a visiting professor at Graduate Schoolof Green Growth, College of Business, KAIST andchairman of Coalition for Our Common Future. Prior tojoining the KAIST (2013), Mr. Kim has worked at theOffice of the President of the Republic of Korea from 2008 as the Secretary forNational Future and Vision, where he contributed in setting the historic “LowCarbon Green Growth” vision for Korea. In 2011, he became the Senior Secretaryto the President for Green Growth, coordinating the planning, developing andimplementing of Korea’s Green Growth strategy. Through collaboration with thePresidential Committee on Green Growth and relevant ministries, his agenda
rages from national implementation of Green Growth policies to international
climate change negotiations and promoting global cooperation for making green
growth a truly global asset. Moreover, he served as a member of the Global
Agenda Council of World Economic Forum and now he also serves as a cochairman of Jeju Green Big Bang Committee.

Kim was formerly a Washington correspondent for Maeil Business Newspaper
and a co-founding member of the World Knowledge Forum and Vision Korea
Project. He has also worked at Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS), during which
he set up the future and vision projects team in 2004, in addition to found andserving 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 Broadcasters Association (2007);
Hongjo Order of Service Merit (2010); Hwangjo Order of Service Merit (2012).

Kim, Seok-Hwan(Visiting professor, Hankuk Univ. ofForeign Studies.)

Professor Kim Seok-Hwan is visiting professor of Hankuk
Univ. of Foreign Studies. Professor Kim had formerly
served as a long time journalist at JoongAng Ilbo. He
served two terms as a Moscow correspondent, and has
been active for many years as an editor of world affairs,and editorial writer. He also served as a advisor toNational Security Council, and a member of Presidential
Committee of Policy Planning. Later he joined government as senior press
secretary to Prime Minister. After that he worked as a research fellow atKIET(Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade), and vice-presidentof Jusung Univ.

Lim, Kang-Taeg (Senior Researcher, Korea Institute for
National Unification(KINU))
Lim, Kang-Taeg is a senior researcher, Korea Institutefor National Unification(KINU). He got a Ph. D. inEconomics at State University of New York at Albany at
1996. During 2003-2006, he worked, as an expert
advisor, in Presidential Committee on Northeast AsianCooperation Initiative. During 2013-2018, heparticipated in KCRC(Korean Council for Reconciliationand Cooperation) as a chairman of policy planningcommittee. From 2012, he has been an adjunct professor in University of North
Korean Studies.

TCHOE, Byongho (Professor and Dean at the Graduate
School of Urban Public Health, University of Seoul
Dr. Byongho Tchoe is currently Professor and Dean at theGraduate School of Urban Public Health at the Universityof Seoul. He received his Ph.D. in Economics from theUniversity of Georgia in 1993. Dr. Tchoe’s dissertation istitled An Applied General Equilibrium Study of Social
Security Reforms. From 1995 to 2009, he was a SeniorResearch Fellow at the Korea Institute for Health andSocial Affairs (KIHASA). Then, he served as president ofKIHASA from 2012 to 2015. Moreover, from 2012 to 2015,
he was a member of the Presidential Committee on Low Fertility and Aging
Society. The most notable award he received is a National Civil Merit Medal,
which was awarded in 2007.

CHAE Wook

Dr. Chae, Wook is currently an honorary distinguishedprofessor at the Graduate School of Pan-Pacific International
Studies of Kyung Hee University. He was the President of theKorea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP)
during 2008-2013. He served as a member of the Presidential
Council on National Competitiveness from 2008-2011 and also was a member ofthe National Economic Advisory Council and the Presidential Committee for theG20 Summit. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from University of Michigan (AnnArbor) in the United States. He has written numerous articles and reports
extensively in the areas of Korea’s regional and multilateral trade policies aswell as its ODA policy. His major publications, among others, include books on『Korea’s Trade Policy toward the U.S. and related Tasks after the KORUSFTA』(co-authored, 2007) and 『Korea’s Mid & Long-term Strategies toward an
Advanced Trading Nation』(co-authored, 2006).