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In partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea and the U.S. Department of State, KEI hosted the 2nd U.S.-Korea Joint Public-Private Economic Forum in Washington DC. The forum consisted of three panels discussing U.S.-Korea economic relations and opportunities.

SESSION 3: SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND INNOVATION (FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION)

Innovation and technological development have played an important role in driving economic growth. In what fields is the private sector leading cooperation in science and technology? How can the United States and South Korea work more closely together on research and development? What areas hold the most promise for cooperation for realizing the potential of the 4th Industrial Revolution?

Moderator: Jim Chung, Associate Vice President, Office of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at George Washington University

Presenter: Sang Kyoon Cha, Director, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Big Data Institute, Seoul National University

Discussant: Hee-su Kim, Executive Vice President, Economic and Management Research Institute, KT

Discussant: Timothy Hwang, CEO & Co-Founder, FiscalNote

Discussant: Andrew Kim, Public Policy & Government Affairs Manager, Google

Discussant: Saeju Jeong, CEO, Noom