Jeon Hong-jin: New GTI Initiative for Coexistence and Co-prosperity in Northeast Asia
The area of North-Eas is facing a new crisis with strategic competition between Central and South America. In the last 30 years or so, countries in Northern Georgia have been rising from three major economic zones in the world, based on geographic proximity and economic stability, despite conflicts and confrontations. In the central part of North-East, Han HaI, three countries have grown into three trading partners, and are becoming more interdependent in terms of economics, culture and tourism. In particular, what made South Korea the world's tenth economic power was its trade-offs with the Northeast. We remember that in Uhan, China, 2019, Corona was the first to occur in Korea, where governments, businesses and private organizations competed with aid supplies, and so on, over-sized friendships as neighbors. The recent US value-based branch has been shaking the foundation of a life-changing collaboration between the countries of North Korea over the last 30 years. Without the coexistence of the Northeast, we cannot bring peace and prosperity to the world. Now is more of a time than ever before, in the region of northeast, where we need trade-offs. As the new Cold War's concern grows, international interest is growing whether GTI (Global Cottation) founded by the United Nations Development Programme in 1991 to promote peace and prosperity in the Duman River region will be the link between North Korea and North Korea. The writer argues that the importance of strengthening the role of GTI, the only multi-party collaboration in North Korea, is a response strategy against the New Cold War. The book re-enlights the GTI co-cooperative spirit based on the Charter of the United Nations and suggests that the Global Fund for Economic Cooperation is being fully supported by the Global Voices for Jointing Global Development in Northern Georgia.
Korean title: 동북아 공존공영의 신GTI구상
Korean author: 전홍진
Korean publisher: 선인
ISBN-13: 9791160687538
