RPI’s Korea Programme
The major focus of RPI’s work at present is seeking to build a shared vision and convergent development process between North and South Korea. RPI’s involvement in the Korean Peninsula largely comprises three parts.
Visits
Maintaining high-level contacts with the diplomats, senior officials, thinktank and academics through regular visits to Geneva, Seoul, Washington DC and London.
Seminars
Mobilising international expertise and knowledge on the issue of inter-Korean relations and reunification by running seminars in Geneva and Cambridge, or online.
Research
We are publishing books and research reports on how best to build economic cooperation and trust between North Korea and South Korea.
호상 융합 발전 제 1 단계:
조선반도 농업 공동체 (KPAC)
Bilateral Free Trade Agreement — Features
We have focused on research across many sectors of public life in both DPRK and ROK, including their relationships with other countries. This research has led us to conclusions which underpin our current proposals. To appreciate how a KPAC may contribute to building relationships and trust between DPRK and ROK, please read the report available below this section.
양자 무역을 위한 결제 방법
Intra-Korean Won
코리아 전략 보고서
RPI’s proposed Bilateral Free Trade Agreement (BFTA) developed from an earlier position paper entitled ‘Building Relationships and Trust Across the Korean Peninsula; A Mutually-agreed Economic and Social Convergence Strategy’. Between 2019 and 2021 these ideas, now developed further as the ‘Mutually Agreed Convergent Development Strategy’, are expressed in the BFTA. To understand the wider background and purpose of the BFTA, we hope you may find time to read the RPI position paper below.
강연 영상
조선반도의 평화구축에 관한 다른 강연 영상들도 함께 참고하십시오.
“A Strategy for Economic and Social Convergence as the Route to Peaceful Reunification.”
“A Practical Plan for Alignment of DPRK and ROK Institutions and Policy Goals.”
“The Role of World Society to Build Peace on the Korean Peninsula.”
Mutual Convergent Development Process
A five-part video introduction to RPI’s relational peacebuilding methodology — from the foundations of relational thinking to its application on the Korean Peninsula and the Ukraine-Russia conflict.