UPF, which unveiled Think Tank 2022 in May 2021 as one of its main projects, is mobilizing its worldwide network in this effort, reaching leaders in all sectors of society. Utilizing online forums, webinars and strategic discussions, world leaders and influencers are joining a global network of experts to examine all aspects of a peaceful reunification. Topics range from economics and trade to the role of China and the fate of the Demilitarized Zone, which has become a pristine environment and has been suggested as an ideal place for a fifth global UN office and a world peace park.
Over the next two years, 2021-2022, Think Tank 2022 will carry out a very ambitious slate of programs and projects for peaceful reunification, working through the primary associations of UPF—ISCP, IAPP, IAPD, IMAP, IAAP, IAED, IAFLP, and IAACP. This initiative will take shape initially through a three-step process, each exploring ways to move from a frozen conflict toward a relationship characterized by mutual respect, cooperation, and eventually reconciliation between the governments and the peoples of the two Koreas.
- Dr. Thomas Walsh, Chairman of Universal Peace Federation
193 nations represented resulting in informed recommendations for proposed implementation
Allowing experts to meet with counterparts in the ROK, DPRK and other major stakeholders such as the USA, China, Russia and Japan.
Allowing experts to meet with counterparts in the ROK, DPRK and other major stakeholders such as the USA, China, Russia and Japan.
A major World Summit in Seoul, Korea, February 2022 with more than 10,000 participants, and leading experts from every sector.
