Bae Kyung-hoon Advocates for Strengthening AI and Climate Partnerships with Central Asia
On September 14, Science Minister Bae Kyung-hoon met with his counterparts from five Central Asian nations in Seoul to discuss potential collaborations in artificial intelligence (AI) and scientific advancements. This meeting marked a significant step in enhancing partnerships between Korea and Central Asia, coinciding with the inaugural Korea-Central Asia summit.
During the discussions, Bae expressed optimism about utilizing the complementary strengths of both regions to foster innovation. Additionally, the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) unveiled its plans to promote climate technology initiatives through the Global Climate Technology Facilitation Fund, focusing on project development in collaboration with Central Asian countries.
The meeting signifies a crucial effort to address global challenges through technology and innovation in both the AI and climate sectors.
