R. Korea to hold 2nd preparatory high-level meeting for APEC summit next month

29/04/2025 12:37
Email Print 902
ຂປລ (KPL/Yonhap) The Republic of Korea will host the second round of the high-level preparatory meeting next month for the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, the foreign ministry said Tuesday.

(KPL/Yonhap) The Republic of Korea will host the second round of the high-level preparatory meeting next month for the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit, the foreign ministry said Tuesday.

The Senior Officials' Meeting (SOM) for the multilateral gathering will take place on the southern resort island of Jeju from May 3-16, the ministry said in a release

The meeting will bring together some 3,000 government delegates and representatives of private sectors from 21 APEC member economies.

Republic of Korea will use the occasion to highlight the details of key agenda items it has introduced for this year's summit, including cooperation on artificial intelligence and responses to demographic changes.

Coinciding with the event will be ministerial meetings on finance and trade, as well as a series of conferences on economy and technology cooperation, women and economic policy partnerships, among others.

Three more SOM sessions are expected to be held before the summit, scheduled for November.

KPL

ຂ່າວອື່ນໆ

    • Meta expands AI glasses line in a bet on the future   World News

      Meta expands AI glasses line in a bet on the future

      9/18/2025 4:04:23 PM

      (KPL/AFP) Meta showed off new smart glasses on Wednesday as it continued to bank on a lifestyle shift toward blending reality and virtual space despite the efforts inflicting heavy financial losses.

    • From Shanghai to Tianjin: SCO on the MoveWorld News

      From Shanghai to Tianjin: SCO on the Move

      9/18/2025 3:26:12 PM

      By Hui Fan A largest-ever SCO summit (KPL) As the world finds itself in a new period of turbulence and transformation, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) has just etched a new milestone by convening its largest-ever summit in the vibrant port city of Tianjin, China from August 31 to September 1.

    • Foreign visitors to Japan rise 16.9% in Aug. led by China, Republic of KoreaWorld News

      Foreign visitors to Japan rise 16.9% in Aug. led by China, Republic of Korea

      9/18/2025 2:46:18 PM

      (KPL/KYODO) The number of foreign visitors to Japan in August grew 16.9 percent from a year earlier to 3.4 million, a record for the month, on the back of increased flights from Asian countries, government estimates showed Wednesday.

    • China announces 10 pilot projects on reforms of market-based allocation of production factorsWorld News

      China announces 10 pilot projects on reforms of market-based allocation of production factors

      9/12/2025 12:45:43 PM

      (KPL/Xinhua) China’s State Council has approved 10 projects for piloting comprehensive reforms on market-based allocation of production factors.

    • Chinese couple runs ’first-aid stall’ for eight years to teach life-saving skillsWorld News

      Chinese couple runs ’first-aid stall’ for eight years to teach life-saving skills

      9/12/2025 10:53:33 AM

      In Taihe county, Fuyang, east China’s Anhui province, a unique stall has become a fixture in a local park every weekend and on public holidays. It does not sell snacks or trinkets. Instead, it displays cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) manikins and first-aid kits, inviting passersby to stop, learn, and practice essential life-saving techniques free of charge. The stall is run by Wu Lei, deputy head of the medical consortium office at Taihe County People’s Hospital, and his wife Liu Jing, head nurse of the hospital’s emergency department. For more than eight years, the couple has dedicated their spare time to this "first-aid stall," while also leading a volunteer team to schools, communities, and government offices. Together, they have helped over 100,000 people acquire life-saving skills. Wu traces the origins of their endeavor to a tragedy that still weighs heavily on him.

ads
ads

Top