Enhancing U.S.-ROK Economic Security Cooperation
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The CSIS Korea Chair brings together experts and scholars to discuss ways to enhance U.S.-ROK economic security cooperation by examining convergence and divergence in the semiconductor industry as well as the current strategies for strengthening critical mineral supply chains between the United States and South Korea.
This event is made possible through the support of the Korea Foundation.
Agenda
Welcoming Remarks
Ellen Kim, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Korea Chair, CSIS
Session 1: U.S.-ROK-Cooperation in Semiconductor Industry
Speakers
Barath Harithas, Senior Fellow, Project on Trade and Technology, CSIS
Miyeon Oh, Distinguished Chair in Korea Policy; Senior Security and Defense Researcher, Rand Corporation
Moderator
William Alan Reinsch, Senior Adviser and Scholl Chair in International Business, CSIS
Short Break
Session 2: U.S.-ROK-Cooperation in Critical Mineral Supply Chains
Speakers
Jane Nakano, Senior Fellow, Energy Security and Climate Change Program, CSIS
Daeyong Kim, Director for Development Research, Center for International Development, Korea Development Institute
Moderator
Ellen Kim, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Korea Chair, CSIS
Conference Adjourns
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Contact Information
- Minchi Hyun
- Program Manager and Research Associate, Korea Chair
- mhyun@csis.org