Korea hosts top university officials from 7 nations to bolster academic ties
University presidents and senior education officials from seven countries are arriving in Korea this week with artificial intelligence (AI), student exchanges and joint research on their agenda. The Korea Foundation said Monday that it is hosting eight education leaders from Spain, Latvia, New Zealand, Bahrain, Angola, Colombia and Vietnam from Sunday through Saturday as part of its overseas…
This week, university leaders from seven nations are descending on Korea to strengthen academic collaborations. The Korea Foundation is hosting eight education officials, including Juan Manuel Corchado Rodriguez from Spain, Gundars Berzins from Latvia, and Eduardo Villa Gomez from Colombia, among others. Their agenda includes discussions on artificial intelligence, student exchanges, and joint research initiatives.
The delegation arrives in Korea from Sunday and will depart on Saturday, participating in the Korea Foundation's overseas leaders invitation program. Key figures on the visit include the presidents of the University of Salamanca, the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the University of Latvia, and Ahlia University, as well as the director of Angola’s National Institute for Educational Evaluation and Development and the director of the Ho Chi Minh City branch of Vietnam’s Academy of Public Administration.
During their stay, they will engage with Korean education officials in talks aimed at fostering stronger academic ties between the two countries.
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