From March 25-26, 2021, The Korea National Diplomatic Academy (KNDA), the Institute for National Security Strategy (INSS), the Korea Institute for National Unification (KINU) and the Jeju Peace Institute (JPI) co-hosted a seminar on the topic of “The Biden Administration’s Strategy for the Korean Peninsula.” The Seminar was arranged to forecast the future of U.S.-North Korea relations as well as the relationship between the ROK and the U.S., and explore Korea’s diplomatic path forward to keep its pace with the Biden administration’s new visions for the Korean peninsula. The heads of the four institutes also met virtually with several experts in Washington to discuss the future course of America’s foreign and national security policies; forecast the Biden administration’s new North Korea policy; and share ideas and perspectives on the Korean peninsula peace process and the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. 
The list of participants includes: Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs CHOI Jung Kun (MOFA); Chancellor KIM Joon Hyung (KNDA) Director-General (Professor) of European and Russian Studies KIM Dok-ju (KNDA); Professor KIM Hyun-Wook (KNDA); Researchers KIM Sukyum and KIM Min Seung (KNDA); President of INSS KIM Ki Jung; Senior Research Fellow LEE Ki Dong and KIM Sung Bae (INSS); Head of External Affairs KIM Sook Hyun (INSS); Officer ROH Seung Tae (INSS); President of KINU KOH Yu-Hwan; Director of Planning and Coordination Division HAN Dong-ho (KINU); Research Fellow HONG Min (KINU); Head of External Affaris and Public Relations Team KIM Ah Young (KINU); Research Associate AHN Jeongeun (KINU); President of JPI HAN In Taek; Head of Research Department JEONG Seung Chul (JPI); Research Fellow LIM Hae Young (JPI); Postdoctoral Researcher RYU Ki Eun (JPI); Program officer KIM Bo Hyun (JPI); President & CEO of KEI Kathleen Stephens; Senior Fellow of Brookings Institution Robert Einhorn and Senior Advisor of United States Institute of Peace Joseph Yun.
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