Ministry of Foreign Affairs Hosts Korea-Japan University Student Exchange Program Online
[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Ji-eun] The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced on the 19th that it will co-host the 'Korea-Japan University Student Exchange' program online for one month starting from the 21st of this month, together with the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The 'Korea-Japan University Student Exchange' is a program implemented since 1972 at the level of the foreign ministries of both Korea and Japan to promote friendship between university students of the two countries, and this year marks its 50th anniversary.
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This year's program theme is 'Post-COVID Trend Outlook and Seeking Desirable Korea-Japan Cooperation Measures,' and university students from both countries will meet online every Saturday for a total of five sessions until the 18th of next month to discuss desirable cooperation measures between Korea and Japan.
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