Cette conférence examine les motivations, les objectifs et les moyens de cette approche, à travers une analyse de la coopération économique et commerciale d'une part (Prospérité) et de la coopération diplomatique et sécuritaire d'autre part (Peuples et Paix ). La New Southern Policy permettra-t’elle à la Corée du Sud de s’assurer une place parmi les diverses stratégies « indo-pacifiques » qui visent à façonner la région ?

Ce webinaire se déroulera en langue anglaise.

Programme:

09:30-10:45 Opening Remarks and Panel 1:Harvesting the low-hanging fruit: objectives and means of economic cooperation

Key questions:

-What is the ROK’s contribution in terms of infrastructure financing in ASEAN and India?

-How are the Korean players acting to promote Industry 4.0 as the new priority target for economic cooperation?

-RCEP, CP-TPP: what are the ROK’s expectations and position?

• LEE, Choong-Ryeol, Professor, Korea University
• Françoise Nicolas, Director, Center for Asian Studies, Ifri
• Discussant and moderator: Christophe André, Senior Economist, OECD

Virtual Break – 10:45-11:00

11:00-12:15 - Panel 2: Expanding Korea’s strategic autonomy: political and security cooperation

Key questions:

-What are the main common diplomatic interests between the ROK on the one hand, ASEAN and India on the other hand?

-What are the prospects for an expansion of the comprehensive security cooperation (good governance, environmental security, military affairs)?

-What is the ROK’s position on the various Indo-Pacific initiatives?

• CHOE Wongi, Head of Center for ASEAN–India Studies, Korea National Diplomatic Academy (KNDA)
• John Nilsson-Wright, Korea Foundation Korea Fellow and Senior Fellow for Northeast Asia, Chatham House and Senior Lecturer, University of Cambridge
• Discussant and moderator:  Antoine Bondaz, Head of the FRS-KF Korea Programme, Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique (FRS)

Avec le soutien de l'ambassade de la République de Corée à Paris.