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[PHOTOS] 2026 Korea Times Global Conference

Korea Times Vice Chairman Seung Ji-soo, front row seventh from right, applauds with dignitaries and speakers during a VIP session ahead of the 2026 Korea Times Global Conference at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry building in Seoul, Tuesday. Front row from right are British Ambassador to Korea Colin Crooks, Seoul National University of Science and Technology President Kim Dong-hwan,…

[PHOTOS] 2026 Korea Times Global Conference

On Tuesday, the 2026 Korea Times Global Conference commenced at the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry building in Seoul. Notable attendees included Korea Times Vice Chairman Seung Ji-soo, British Ambassador Colin Crooks, and Chinese Ambassador Dai Bing, among others.

The conference featured a VIP session where various dignitaries and speakers engaged in discussions. Sungkyunkwan University President Yoo Ji-beom, Ewha Womans University President Lee Hyang-sook, and Sungkyunkwan University President Yoo Ji-beom were among the prominent figures present.

Seung Ji-soo, the Korea Times Vice Chairman, actively participated in the session, applauding and interacting with other speakers and guests. The audience responded with applause, creating a vibrant atmosphere at the event.

The Korea Times photojournalists, led by Shim Hyun-chul, captured the proceedings, providing visual documentation of the conference. Sangmyung University President Kim Chong-hee and other university leaders demonstrated their engagement by listening attentively to the proceedings.

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