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Kangwon Land Welcomes New CEO Kim Do-kyun, Aims for Global Public Resort Expansion Kangwon Land announced that it held an inauguration ceremony for its new CEO, Kim Do-kyun, on September 2 at the Grand Ballroom of the High1 Grand Hotel in Gangwon Province.Before the ceremony, CEO Kim visited the Memorial Tower for Fallen Industrial Workers in Taebaek City, Gangwon Province, as his first official engagement. This visit was intended to honor the spirits of miners and reaffirm his commitment to mutual development with the local community.During the inauguration ceremony, attended by over 300 employees, CEO Kim stated, "Kangwon Land is a product of the community's earnest wishes and sacrifices, serving as a key anchor company that supports the local economy. As we stand on the threshold of our 30th anniversary, we will turn crises into opportunities and create a definitive turning point to elevate the future of Kangwon Land and the coal industry transition region."Kim outlined three key management directions to lead Kangwon Land into a new future.First, he declared the goal of transforming Kangwon Land into a 'global public resort' that balances profitability and public service. He plans to enhance the execution of the large-scale 'K-HIT Project' to develop a year-round specialized entertainment resort. This includes establishing a comprehensive tourism belt, promoting regulatory improvements, and developing an AI-based addiction prevention system to establish a responsible tourism model.Secondly, he emphasized the creation of the best 'coexistence platform' in South Korea to revitalize the local economy. Under the principle of 'special compensation for special sacrifices,' he aims to reshape the local industrial ecosystem and create quality jobs for young people, fostering a sustainable environment, social, and governance (ESG) coexistence platform.Lastly, he proposed an organizational culture innovation based on the spirit of 'those who share the same desire will win.' He committed to fostering exemplary labor-management relations based on communication and respect, establishing a fair personnel system, ensuring a safe workplace, and realizing gender equality values.During the inauguration ceremony, CEO Kim and Im Woo-hyuk, the union chairman, pledged through a joint declaration to achieve sustainable growth based on a mature labor-management cooperation culture.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:24:00 -
KOSPI Plummets Nearly 4% Amid Foreign and Institutional Selling, Falls Below 6600 The KOSPI index dropped nearly 4% as foreign and institutional investors sold off shares, pushing the index below the 6600 mark. The decline was influenced by escalating military tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which caused a surge in international oil prices, alongside rising government bond yields in major economies, leading to increased risk aversion.On September 2, the KOSPI closed at 6562.72, down 273.08 points (3.99%) from the previous trading day.The index opened at 6625.47, down 210.33 points (3.08%), and continued to decline, briefly falling below 6600 during the session.In the securities market, foreign and institutional investors sold a net 24.238 trillion won and 24.419 trillion won, respectively. Meanwhile, individual investors bought a net 31.842 trillion won, attempting to capitalize on lower prices, but their efforts were insufficient to counter the selling pressure from foreign and institutional investors.The primary factors weighing on the domestic market were the rise in international oil prices and government bond yields. As military conflicts between the U.S. and Iran intensified, international oil prices surged, with WTI futures surpassing $90 and Brent crude futures reaching $95.The spike in oil prices reignited inflation concerns, leading to an increase in government bond yields. The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury note exceeded 4.8%, while Japanese government bond yields also rose above 3%, dampening investor sentiment towards riskier assets.Most of the top market capitalization stocks showed weakness. Samsung Electronics fell 4.02%, SK Hynix dropped 4.73%, SK Square declined 2.52%, Samsung Electro-Mechanics decreased 2.10%, LG Energy Solution fell 5.31%, Hyundai Motor dropped 5.62%, Samsung Biologics decreased 1.25%, Samsung C&T fell 4.48%, and KB Financial dropped 1.23%.The KOSDAQ index closed at 803.98, down 17.27 points (2.10%) from the previous trading day.In the KOSDAQ market, institutions sold a net 252.4 billion won, while individuals and foreigners bought a net 175.1 billion won and 83.4 billion won, respectively.Among the top market capitalization stocks, Alteogen fell 0.83%, Ecopro dropped 5.96%, Ecopro BM declined 7.06%, Rainbow Robotics decreased 2.89%, Wonik IPS fell 0.27%, and Rino Industrial dropped 1.68%. Conversely, JUSUNG Engineering rose 0.40%, and EoTechnics increased 2.03%.Lee Kyung-min, a researcher at Daishin Securities, stated, "The domestic market showed weakness as risk aversion increased due to rising government bond yields and international oil prices. The simultaneous selling by foreign and institutional investors caused the KOSPI to fall below the 6600 mark." He added, "The escalation of military conflict between the U.S. and Iran significantly drove up international oil prices, reigniting inflation concerns, and the rise in U.S. 10-year Treasury yields above 4.8% weakened investor sentiment. Although there had been support for the index from recent inflows of corporate buying centered around Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, the macroeconomic pressures were too great to offset the selling by foreign and institutional investors."* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:24:00
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High-Speed Rail Integration Sees 213,000 Passengers on First Day The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and Korea Railroad Corporation (KORAIL) reported that 213,000 passengers used the high-speed rail on the first day of integration on September 1. This marks a 7.9% increase compared to the same day last year. The total available seats increased by 6.3% to 253,000. On the Suseo line, which had previously faced severe seat shortages, 64,000 passengers traveled on September 1, an 11.3% increase from the previous year. The number of available seats on this line rose by 30.5% to 65,000, significantly improving booking conditions. There were no accidents or disruptions reported on the first day of integrated operations. The Ministry and KORAIL are committed to ensuring safety during the initial phase by operating a 24-hour emergency response team and deploying safety experts on-site. To minimize confusion caused by changes in train schedules and types, KORAIL has increased the number of staff at major stations and enhanced guidance and notifications through the integrated app. Kim Tae-byeong, Director of the Railway Bureau at the Ministry, stated, “We will continue to prioritize safety and closely monitor operations to ensure that the benefits of high-speed rail integration are felt by the public. With the upcoming Chuseok holiday, we will ensure that citizens can use the high-speed rail safely and conveniently.” Lee Min-seong, head of KORAIL's passenger business division, advised, “As trains previously operated as SRT are now integrated into KTX-Sancheon, it may be difficult for passengers to distinguish destinations by train type. We urge passengers to check the train number and destination before boarding. Starting September 3, tickets for the holiday period will be available for members only, so we encourage passengers to complete their transition to KORAIL integrated membership in advance.”* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:20:00
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SH and Korea Construction Association Collaborate to Increase Housing Supply The Seoul Housing and Communities Corporation (SH) and the Korea Construction Association's Seoul chapter discussed the challenges faced by the construction industry in Seoul and explored ways to expand public housing supply and improve regulations. On September 2, SH held a meeting with the Korea Construction Association's Seoul chapter to hear about key issues faced by local construction companies. Attendees included SH President Hwang Sang-ha and Korea Construction Association Seoul Chapter President Choi Tae-jin, along with officials from both organizations. They discussed measures to expand public housing supply, safety management during extreme heat, and ways to enhance cooperation between general and specialized construction sectors. This meeting is a follow-up to a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed in April of last year aimed at promoting the development of the construction industry, improving regulations, and fostering a culture of mutual growth. Since the MOU was signed, both organizations have been operating a working-level council to seek practical regulatory improvements that can be felt on construction sites. In January of this year, they announced the results of a joint study on 'appropriate reflection of safety management costs and promotion of smart safety equipment use,' continuing their collaboration on safety management and regulatory improvements in the construction sector. SH and the Korea Construction Association's Seoul chapter plan to continue their discussions to identify the challenges faced by the construction industry and promote practical regulatory relief and institutional improvements. Hwang Sang-ha, President of SH, stated, 'Today's meeting was a meaningful opportunity to hear directly about the realistic difficulties faced by the construction industry. We will actively work to improve unnecessary regulations and continue our efforts for the development of the local construction industry and mutual cooperation, centered around the newly launched SH Future Vision Committee.' Meanwhile, SH announced on September 1 that it has signed an MOU with the Korea Association of Realtors to promote the supply and brokerage support of lease rental housing and long-term stable housing.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:20:00
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JoongAng Ilbo Seeks New Major Shareholder Through Public Bid Amid Workout JoongAng Ilbo, which has entered a workout process, is seeking a new major shareholder through a public competitive bidding process involving a third-party allocation of new shares. As the recovery process for its major shareholder, JoongAng Holdings, complicates the sale of existing shares, the company plans to attract external funds through new share issuance to graduate from the workout by the end of the year.According to industry sources on September 2, the management support office of JoongAng Ilbo shared updates on the workout process and the upcoming merger and acquisition (M&A) schedule in an internal notice sent to employees the previous day.Hana Bank, the main creditor, notified the financial creditors' council on the same day about the second agenda item, initiating the process to seek approval for the M&A methods, including public competitive bidding and third-party allocation of new shares.The workout for JoongAng Ilbo began on July 10, following a decision by the financial creditors' council. Hana Bank, acting on behalf of the council, selected Samil PwC as the financial advisor and Yulchon and Hwawoo as legal advisors. Samil PwC commenced financial due diligence on July 27, with the process, including site visits, expected to continue until the end of September. On August 7, Samil PwC was also appointed as the investment attraction advisor (lead manager for the sale), and on August 28, the creditors and advisory firms decided to proceed with the M&A through a public competitive bidding process for new share acquisition.The core of this M&A is the 'third-party allocation of new shares.' Since JoongAng Holdings, the major shareholder, is undergoing a recovery process, selling existing shares or reducing capital requires prior approval from the bankruptcy court, which can be time-consuming. The creditors opted to issue new shares and directly inject the acquirer's funds into the company as a workaround. The notice stated that 'the scale of the injected funds will be a crucial factor in the future normalization of JoongAng Ilbo.'The sale method has been confirmed as a public competitive bidding process. The creditors stated that they chose a method that maximizes fairness and objectivity, considering various stakeholders, including the financial creditors' council, bondholders, the bankruptcy court, and financial authorities. They highlighted advantages such as unlimited price competition, encouraging the formation of diverse consortiums, and identifying potential strong acquirers. The selection of evaluation criteria and the shortlist, as well as the selection of the preferred negotiation partner, will be handled by the M&A lead manager, with strict limitations on the participation of internal stakeholders, including JoongAng Ilbo's management.The public competitive bidding announcement will be published in newspapers on September 4, with the deadline for submitting letters of intent (LOI) set for September 21. A shortlist will be selected in late September, followed by due diligence and the selection of a preferred negotiation partner. The process will then proceed with the signing of a conditional share subscription agreement (SSA), meetings of the financial creditors' council and bondholders, board and shareholder meetings, and the payment and registration of shares. The company stated, 'While the schedule may change depending on discussions with the creditors, we aim to graduate from the workout by the end of the year.'This workout is distinct from typical corporate restructuring procedures under the Corporate Restructuring Promotion Act, as it is 'a workout based on M&A.' Generally, creditors bear financial losses while major shareholders contribute personal funds and lose management rights, and the company and employees undergo significant restructuring. JoongAng Ilbo has requested a swift M&A, citing its history of 13 consecutive years of operating profits, arguing that it can grow once it overcomes the financial crisis. The creditors, while maintaining that self-rescue measures and restructuring are essential, have decided to prioritize this method to minimize creditor losses and achieve early normalization.In the notice, the company stated, 'We will express our opinions to ensure that a solid major shareholder is selected, prioritizing employee job security, enhancing the inherent value of journalism, and ensuring the company's sustainability.' 2026-09-02 17:16:20
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Boeing Proposes AI Drone Sales to Japan's Self-Defense Forces Amid Competition Japan's Ministry of Defense has decided to actively incorporate drones into its coastal defense system, intensifying competition among domestic and international defense contractors. The range of drones under consideration includes large unmanned combat aircraft that operate autonomously using artificial intelligence (AI) and smaller drones for attack and interception. The Japanese government plans to establish a new coastal defense network combining these drones by 2027, allocating approximately 100 billion yen in the 2026 budget.According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei) on September 2, U.S. aerospace and defense company Boeing is negotiating with Japan's Ministry of Defense regarding the supply of the MQ-28 Ghost Bat, an unmanned combat aircraft developed in collaboration with the Royal Australian Air Force. Steve Parker, Boeing's Defense Sector CEO, revealed this plan in an interview with Nikkei. If negotiations progress, the process is expected to move to formal procurement procedures, such as contracts or competitive bidding.The MQ-28 is designed to operate in conjunction with manned fighter jets, utilizing AI for autonomous flight and supporting reconnaissance, electronic warfare, and attack missions. It has a range of over 2,000 nautical miles (approximately 3,700 kilometers). Boeing emphasized that the MQ-28, developed with Pacific operations in mind, is well-suited for the Japan Self-Defense Forces, which must conduct extensive maritime operations.The MQ-28 has undergone several demonstration tests during joint exercises with U.S. and Australian forces. Last December, Boeing signed a contract with the Australian government to supply seven MQ-28s for a total of 754 million Australian dollars (approximately 86 billion yen), with deliveries expected by 2028. Boeing is also pursuing supply contracts with the U.S. military. Parker stated, "If Japan adopts the MQ-28, it will strengthen defense cooperation among the U.S., Japan, and Australia."Boeing's push for supplying the MQ-28 to Japan aligns with the Ministry of Defense's 'SHIELD' initiative, which aims to deploy various types of drones for coastal defense. The ministry aims to realize this plan by 2027. The procurement strategy involves a 'high-low mix' of high-performance, expensive large drones like the MQ-28 and smaller, relatively inexpensive drones.Nikkei reported that companies are focusing not only on aircraft performance but also on partnerships with Japanese firms, domestic production, and compatibility with existing equipment as they look ahead to the next defense capability development plan. European aerospace and defense company Airbus is exploring collaboration with Kawasaki Heavy Industries in the large drone sector. Airbus plans to propose a large drone equipped with Kawasaki's anti-submarine operation system to the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, integrating it with the P-1 patrol aircraft. If realized, this could reduce personnel for surveillance and monitoring missions while increasing efficiency, according to Airbus. Japan's e-commerce and telecommunications giant Rakuten Group is also working with German defense startup Hensoldt to supply attack drones for the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force.Japanese Companies Target Small Drone SectorAs the competition to supply the Self-Defense Forces expands from large unmanned aircraft to attack drones, Japanese companies have already begun to establish a track record in the small drone sector. Japanese drone company ACSL is supplying small drones for aerial photography to the Ministry of Defense, while Terra Drone has secured contracts for interception drones from the Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency and recently signed a mass production contract, with deliveries expected to the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force as early as this month. Toshiba has started developing domestically produced interception drones in collaboration with ProDrone, and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is also developing a prototype for interception drones to review proposals from the Ministry of Defense.The inclusion of small drones in the Self-Defense Forces' procurement targets reflects changes in the nature of warfare. In Ukraine and the Middle East, inexpensive small drones have been deployed in large numbers for reconnaissance, attack, and interception, beginning to replace some of the roles traditionally held by missiles. Additionally, Japan faces a vast area of maritime and airspace to protect while dealing with a shortage of Self-Defense Forces personnel. The country is increasing its defense budget to expedite the enhancement of island defense, maritime surveillance, and counterattack capabilities, amid active military activities from China, North Korea, and Russia. Nikkei noted that expectations for drones are growing as a means to continuously monitor and defend extensive maritime and aerial areas while compensating for personnel shortages.However, a key issue is the production capacity to handle such quantities in times of crisis. While there are no companies currently engaged in large drone production, there is potential to utilize facilities that produce parts for manned fighter jets. For small drones, that option does not exist. Nikkei pointed out that Japan lacks the foundation to ensure that it can procure large quantities domestically in times of crisis, which is essential for sustaining combat capabilities.Overseas companies are looking to fill this gap. Portuguese company TEKEVER plans to establish a defense drone manufacturing base in Japan, while U.S. defense startup Anduril has developed drones made entirely from Japanese components. Polish defense giant WB Group is exploring partnerships with Japanese companies to supply attack and reconnaissance drones to the Self-Defense Forces. Major defense contractors like Boeing and Airbus recognize that adapting their profit structures to the changing battlefield requires securing drone contracts, aiming to seize the newly opening Japanese drone market and gain control over defense equipment procurement.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:16:00
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Defense Ministry Hosts AI Strategy Forum to Discuss Legislation and Policies The Defense Ministry held the 'Defense Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy Forum' on September 2 at the Defense Convention in Seoul. The event was hosted by the Defense Ministry and organized by the Korean Defense Technology Association.Under the theme 'Trusted Defense Artificial Intelligence: Responsible Innovation Leading Future Battlefields,' the forum attracted over 150 participants, including officials from the Defense Ministry, National Assembly, Joint Chiefs of Staff, and key military positions, as well as representatives from the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, Korea Defense Research Institute, Defense Science Research Institute, Defense Technology Quality Agency, and Defense Technology Promotion Institute.The forum aimed to gather expert opinions on strategies for advancing Korea's defense AI, building AI-based command and control systems, and ensuring the reliability and safety of AI through the establishment of a 'Defense Artificial Intelligence Act.'Kim Sung-jun, head of the Defense Ministry's Personnel Welfare Office, read a speech on behalf of Defense Minister An Kyu-baek, stating, 'Our military is accelerating the establishment of AI infrastructure and expanding data accessibility.' He emphasized that 'to ensure the continuous development of defense AI, a legislative foundation guaranteeing reliability and safety must be established concurrently.'During the keynote address, Professor Han Bo-hyung from Seoul National University presented on 'Strategies for Building Korea's Defense Artificial Intelligence Capabilities.' He noted, 'As the performance of AI models becomes more standardized, the importance of data accumulation has increased. It is essential that technology, data, and infrastructure are organically linked based on defense characteristics.'The forum also featured thematic presentations and expert discussions. Jeon Jun-beom, director of the Defense AI Planning Bureau, explained the Defense Ministry's AI policy vision and key projects aimed at achieving an autonomous advanced military based on sovereign AI.Seong Nak-ho, executive director of Naver AI Technology Development, suggested that the types and performance of AI needed at various levels, including strategy, operations, and tactics, should be differentiated to promote intelligence.Kim Myung-joo, director of the National AI Research Institute, assessed that establishing a legal and institutional foundation, such as the 'Defense Artificial Intelligence Act,' is essential for ensuring the reliability and safety of defense AI.The Defense Ministry plans to swiftly build military AI capabilities and pursue continuous advancements based on the expert opinions presented at the forum.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:12:20
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Jipyeong Law Firm Celebrates Public Interest Day and Duru's Founding Anniversary Jipyeong Law Firm and Duru, a non-profit organization led by Chairman Lim Seong-taek, held a two-day event on September 1 and 2 to celebrate 'Jipyeong Public Interest Day' and the founding anniversary of Duru.Since establishing Duru in 2014, Jipyeong has designated September 1 as 'Jipyeong Public Interest Day' to reflect on the past year's public interest activities and share the meaning and value of public service with its members.The event featured a commemorative video showcasing various public interest activities conducted by Jipyeong and Duru over the past year. The video included stories from Jipyeong members involved in public interest work, messages from the Seoul headquarters and offices in Suncheon and abroad, as well as heartfelt accounts from clients connected through these activities.Additionally, the event celebrated the achievements of the 'Together for Good 2026 – Pro Bono Challenge,' which took place over three months starting in May.This challenge was designed to help Jipyeong members experience public interest work more closely and implement it in their daily lives through three programs: the 'Good Impact Idea Challenge,' where members submitted public interest activity ideas; the 'Pro Bono Story Challenge,' where members shared their public interest experiences; and the 'Together for Good Challenge,' which involved team-based volunteer activities. Through these initiatives, members exchanged ideas and experiences, collectively sharing the significance of public service.Starting with Public Interest Day, Jipyeong and Duru plan to broaden discussions on the meaning of public service throughout September. They will conduct various programs, including a public interest lecture with writer Moon Yoo-seok from the drama 'Pro Bono,' meal service volunteering, and 'No Paper Towel Day,' allowing members to actively participate in promoting the value of public service.Moon Su-sang, a lawyer and chair of the Jipyeong Public Interest Committee, stated, 'Jipyeong and Duru will continue to create necessary changes in our society through pro bono activities based on legal expertise and various social contribution efforts involving our members. We will consistently practice social responsibility and carry forward the value of public service as part of our organizational culture.'* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:12:00
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Bithumb Launches AI-Powered Market Analysis Service 빗썸 has launched a new service that utilizes artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze the virtual asset market and provide tailored information to investors. On September 2, Bithumb announced the release of its AI-based market analysis service, 'Bithumb AI.' This service offers a comprehensive score based on technical and social indicators, in-depth analysis reports, and key market issues. The service includes four main features: △AI Asset Signals △AI Asset Analysis △AI Daily Market Overview △AI Suggested Questions. The 'AI Asset Signals' feature analyzes six technical and social indicators for the top 200 virtual assets by market capitalization in the Korean won market, providing short-term rise and fall signals along with an AI comprehensive score every hour. The 'AI Asset Analysis' generates individual analysis reports by integrating price, trading volume, on-chain data, and community responses. Every morning at 8 a.m., the 'AI Daily Market Overview' summarizes key market issues and economic schedules. The 'AI Suggested Questions' feature presents market issues of interest to users in a Q&A format every 30 minutes. This service was developed in collaboration with Surf, a digital asset research platform that analyzes on-chain and off-chain data in real-time to provide information on the digital asset market. To celebrate the launch, Bithumb is offering benefits from Surf to customers who set up alerts for the AI Daily Market Overview, along with an event where 1,000 participants who submit service reviews will receive Bitcoin (BTC) worth up to 3 million won. A Bithumb representative stated, "Bithumb AI provides precise analysis results based on comprehensive analysis of charts and information, and we will continue to utilize various AI technologies to create an objective and reliable virtual asset information environment." * This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:12:00
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President Yoon Calls for Transition from Armistice to Peace on Korean Peninsula 이재명 대통령은 2일 “안정적이고 책임 있는 평화공존을 위해 대립과 대결을 전제로 한 정전체제를 협력과 번영의 기반이 될 평화체제로 바꿔나가야 한다”고 밝혔다. 이 대통령은 이날 인천에서 열린 제22기 민주평화통일자문회의 미주지역회의 ‘평화공존 정책대화’에 의장 자격으로 참석해 “북미 간 신뢰 구축과 대화 재개를 위한 건설적인 논의 여건을 만들어나가야 한다”며 이같이 말했다. 특히 이 대통령은 “한반도 평화는 동북아시아의 안정과 세계 평화를 위한 핵심 과제”라며 “이 막중한 과제의 당사자로서 전시작전통제권 환수를 통해 책임을 다하겠다”고 강조했다. 이 대통령은 남북관계에 대해서도 “가장 가까워야 할 남과 북이 함께 나아갈 수 있는 힘을 서로 맞서는 데만 쓰고 있는 불행한 현실을 반드시 바꿔야 한다”고 말했다. 그러면서 광복절 경축사에서 제시한 ‘평화공존 3대 청사진’을 이정표 삼아 구체적인 실천 방안을 마련해달라고 자문위원들에게 당부했다. 이 대통령은 “한반도 평화의 주역이자 당사자는 우리”라며 “대한민국은 세계가 먼저 손을 내미는 대체 불가능한 파트너가 됐다”고 밝혔다. 이어 “우리가 걸으면 그곳이 길이 된다”며 한반도 평화 실현을 위해 힘을 모아달라고 요청했다. 아울러 미주지역 자문위원들에게는 거주국의 전문가와 의회, 시민사회 등과 적극적으로 소통하고 민주평통 핵심 사업인 ‘100만 세계시민 인터뷰’에도 참여해달라고 주문했다. 이 대통령은 정책대화에 앞서 미주지역 간부위원들과 만나 재외동포들의 활동에 감사의 뜻을 표했다. 이어진 행사에서는 미국·캐나다·아르헨티나 자문위원들이 공공외교와 재외동포 청년·북한 유학생 간 교류, 주니어 평통 활동 등을 제안했다. 이 대통령은 “한반도가 분단된 지 많은 시간이 지난 것 같지만 역사의 큰 눈으로 보면 찰나의 짧은 순간만 헤어진 것”이라며 “우리의 노력으로 다음 세대는 통일된 평화롭고 안전한 나라에서 살아가도록 하자”고 말했다. 한편 이번 행사는 ‘한반도 평화공존을 위한 글로벌 연대’를 주제로 오는 4일까지 진행된다. 미주지역 24개국 자문위원 750여명이 현장에 참석했으며 600여명은 온라인으로 참여했다.* This article has been translated by AI. 2026-09-02 17:08:00