Special Meeting with Presidential Candidate Lee Jae-Myung

Register for a special session on March 1 with the presidential candidate, Mr. Lee Jae-Myung!

As the countdown for the Presidential election scheduled for March 9 has started, candidate Lee Jae Myung will share his view on global trade and investment, which have an impact on the foreign business community in Korea. It will be a great opportunity for representatives of our business to get an insight on the future of the Peninsula, facing a fast-changing socio-economic environment. In particular, he will also focus on challenges regarding economic and social policy, green growth, and innovation in the post-Covid era.

AGENDA

10:00 am    Registration (30')
10:30 am    Start of Event – Welcome Messages (15')

• Ms. Hyun-Nam PARK, Chairperson, KGCCI
• Mr. David-Pierre JALICON, Chairman, FKCCI

10:45 am   Keynote speech (20')

• Mr. LEE Jae-Myung, Candidate in the 2022 South Korean presidential election, former Governor of Gyeonggi Province

11:05 am   Q&A session & Wrap-up (25')

11:30 am   End of Event 

USEFUL INFORMATION

DATE              Tuesday, March 1st, 2022
TIME              10:30 - 11:30 am (KST)
VENUE           Seoul, Information will be sent after registration
FEES                FREE       
LANGUAGE   English / Korean (Simultaneous interpretation)

Register here

* Disclaimer: We are independent of all political parties and remain politically neutral ahead of the upcoming Presidential election.
* This event will be held in a business meeting setting strictly following recommendations by the authorities regarding COVID-19. 
* Seats are limited, registration will be on a first come-first serve basis.
* Please note that this event will be covered in the media.

SPEAKER

Lee Jae-Myung is a South Korean politician, author, and retired civil rights attorney who served as the 35th Governor of Gyeonggi Province from 2018 to 2021. Previously, he served as Mayor of Seongnam between 2010 and 2018. He is currently  the nominee of the ruling Democratic Party in the 2022 South Korean presidential election.