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Ieodo seminar to discuss maritime security threats, cooperation in East Asia

The 10th Ieodo International Seminar will bring together experts in maritime security and international law on Jeju Island from Sept. 10 to 12 to discuss growing security threats and cooperation in East Asia. The Society of Ieodo Research, a Jeju-based think tank, and The Korea Times are jointly are hosting the three-day seminar in Jeju City under the theme “Maritime Security Cooperation…

Ieodo seminar to discuss maritime security threats, cooperation in East Asia

The 10th Ieodo International Seminar, organized by the Society of Ieodo Research and The Korea Times, is set to take place in Jeju City from September 10 to 12. The seminar, themed "Maritime Security Cooperation Strategies among East Asian Countries: Responding to Intensifying Maritime Security Threats," aims to bring together experts in maritime security and international law to discuss the growing security challenges in East Asia.

This year's event will focus on emerging maritime security threats and explore strategies for strengthening regional cooperation and developing effective responses in line with international law. Notable speakers, including Chung Kee-yong, special representative for the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting, will address gray-zone threats and their implications for regional maritime security.

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