South Korea’s new vision looks south


TWO weeks after his inauguration, President Moon Jae-in unprecedentedly sent a special envoy to countries that represent Asean. He also announced that his Government would bring its relations with Asean up to the level of the major powers – the United States, China, Japan and Russia.

While such efforts are on the rise, what is exactly the South Korean government’s vision and strategy toward Asean?

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