ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019

Connecting People, Bridging the World

55, Sinjung-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do, 63565, Republic of Korea T. 064-804-1000 F. 064-804-1275 E. [email protected] H. www.kf.or.kr The Korea Foundation (KF) makes Korea, its people, and its culture known to the world through a variety of academic, people-to-people, and cultural exchange activities, thereby promoting a proper understanding of the Republic of Korea in the international community. As a public diplomacy organization, the KF joins the citizens of Korea in enhancing the value of “Global Korea” and helping people all around the world to become friends of Korea. CONTENTS

PROGRAM 04 PROGRAM OVERVIEW OVERVIEW 10 MESSAGE FROM PERSIDENT

PROGRAM 12 SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES ABROAD 26 GLOBAL NETWORKING 38 SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE

SUPPLEMENT 58 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 59 DONATION PROGRAM 60 ORGANIZATION 04 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019

Support for Korean Studies Abroad

The KF extends support to prominent international universi- ties for the establishment of Korean studies professorships and the employment of faculty members, and dispatches visiting professors to consolidate the infrastructure of Korea- related education and scholarship. It also provides support to graduate students and scholars of Korean studies abroad through programs such as the Fellowship for Graduate Studies, the Postdoctoral Fellowship, the Fellowship for Field Research, and the Fellowship for Korean Language Training. Additionally, the KF organizes Korean studies workshops for non-Korean educators to help strengthen their competence in Korea-related teaching activities and to facilitate the devel- opment of cooperative networks. All of this is supplemented by annually organized special projects designed to promote Korean studies for future generations.

Support for Korean Studies / Korean Language Courses 01 Fellowship Program

Korean Studies Workshops for Non-Korean Educators SUPPORT FOR Educational Programs for Understanding Korea KOREAN STUDIES Special Projects

Distribution of Resources for Korean Studies ABROAD 06 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019

Global Networking

The KF provides support to leading international policy in- stitutes for research on Korea-related issues, and hosts high-level forums or track 1.5 regular dialogues with coun- tries around the world. To contribute to the establishment of a global intellectual community, the KF also operates the Glob- al Public Diplomacy Network and the Next Generation Policy Experts Network. Distinguished individuals and next-genera- tion leaders from abroad are invited to Korea by the KF and provided with an opportunity to enjoy first-hand experiences of Korea and visit relevant organizations, thereby building a cooperative network with their Korean counterparts. In addi- tion, the KF administrates the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat to enhance future-oriented win-win part- nerships and cooperation with the five Central Asian nations.

KF Invitation Program Net Generation Leaders for Distinguished Guests Program

Global Public KF Global Challengers Diplomacy Network

Bilateral and Public Diplomacy Seminar 02 Multilateral Forums

Support for Policy-Oriented KORUS Policy Network Research Program Program

KF Next Generation Regional Strategic Program GLOBAL Policy Experts Network

Support for Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Domestic Organizations Forum Secretariat NETWORKING 08 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 Support for Cultural Exchange

The KF organizes and supports a variety of performances and exhibitions abroad to introduce Korean art and culture to the international community. To make Korean culture more accessible to a larger number of people, the KF extends support to prominent international museums for the organization of programs on Korean culture for the retention of curators to oversee Korean art collections. In addition, the KF offers an in-depth introduction to Korean culture, and society through the publication of its quarterly magazine Koreana and books in foreign languages. The KF also supports the screenings of Korean films abroad. At the KF Global Center, the KF hosts diverse art and cultural programs, such as exhibitions, lectures, performances, and film screenings, all to provide Koreans with an opportunity to experience cultures from around the world and to help for- eign residents in Korea enhance their understanding of Kore- an society and culture. Meanwhile the KF’s ASEAN Culture House (ACH), which opened in Busan in September 2017, introduces diverse ar- tistic and cultural aspects of ASEAN to the Korean public in order to enhance understanding of ASEAN. It also provides ASEAN residents in Korea with a chance to enjoy and take part in the cultures of their respective countries. Moreover, the ACH cements relationships with ASEAN by operating var- ious cooperative and exchange programs.

Introduction of Korean Arts Support for and Culture Abroad Overseas Museums

Introduction of Korean Publications Multimedia Content Abroad

KF Global Center KF Global Arts 03

Public Diplomacy Programs KF Global Academy for the General Public

ASEAN Culture House ASEAN Arts and Culture SUPPORT FOR

Exchange and Cooperation with ASEAN CULTURAL EXCHANGE 10 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 11

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT FROM MESSAGE As the only official Korean public diplomacy organization designated by the Public Diplomacy Act, the KF also made efforts to further promote public diplomacy activities with the participation of the Korean people. The Second Public Diplomacy Week was held, following the first iteration of the event in 2018. A total of 47 relevant organizations from 30 countries took part, and about 43,000 Koreans attended the event to share advancing trends in public diplomacy around the world. The KF additionally organized programs such as its Public Diplomacy Projects, the Youth Public Diplomacy Corps, and the Public Diplomacy Academy, all on an even larger scale to provide Koreans with an opportunity to participate firsthand in promoting Korea abroad. Meanwhile, a program to foster local human resources as part of the KF-Jeju Island win-win cooperation scheme gave the KF the honor of winning the Minister Award from the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport at the first conference on the result of nationwide efforts to build innovation cities.

In 2020, the KF intends to promote Korea’s image of an advanced, future-oriented country in the international community by implementing forward-looking public diplomacy activities based on creativity, innovation, and technology — pivotal capabilities for the future — and by building a hub for the next generation of talented people at home and abroad.

In its implementation, the KF strives to always pay attention to this next generation. As part of this effort, the KF will be increasing the scale of the Eurasia Youth Academy, in order to promote cultural and economic cooperation between Central Asia and Korea as well as to contribute to the successful undertaking of the Korean government’s New Northern Policy. The KF will also continue to provide young talent in various sec- tors, including politics, economics, diplomacy, culture, and journalism, with opportunities to play active roles at home and abroad through such programs as Global Challengers, Youth Exchange, and the Next Generation 2019 saw the Korea Foundation (KF) in successful operation of its recently completed Exchange. tripartite system, comprised of its headquarters in Seogwipo, Jeju Island; the KF Global Center in Seoul; and the ASEAN Culture House in Busan. While promoting win-win coop- The KF additionally intends to further strengthen its arts and cultural programs, rendering its support to eration with Jeju Island, to which its headquarters was relocated about two years ago, the museums abroad for the establishment of endowed curatorships in Korean art, contributing to local and KF carried out public diplomacy activities around the world and continued to undertake its international communities through art, and organizing creative projects based on Hallyu (Korean popular usual programs to enhance the status of the Republic of Korea. culture), thereby making the various attractions of Korea better known to the world.

In addition to the implementation of such programs, which include support for Korean studies overseas, Complicated circumstances at home and abroad have posed obstacles to relations with major countries sur- arts and cultural exchange, people-to-people exchange, and policy-oriented research, the Korea Foundation rounding the Korean peninsula. However, the KF will continue to make efforts to secure peace on the penin- opened its eighth global office in Jakarta, Indonesia. Meanwhile, the ASEAN Culture House actively supported sula and gain the firm trust of the international community by utilizing its solid global network and the power the ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit and the first Mekong-ROK Summit, both held in Busan in Novem- of public diplomacy, which supports ceaseless exchange between people around the world. ber on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the establishment of ASEAN-ROK dialogue relations. The KF Thank you very much. also contributed to the promotion of Korea-related research overseas, highlighted by the hiring of the inau- gural Korea Policy Chair at the RAND Corporation, the first position of its kind in the western United States. Lee Geun President Korea Foundation 12 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 13

SUPPORT FOR Establishment of Korean Studies / Korean Language Professorships KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS Support for Establishment of Korean Studies / Korean Language Professorships |

Region Country University Field Grant Period Details The KF is introducing Korea to the world through its support for education and research. University of North Carolina Korean Studies Aug. 1, 2018– Salary at Chapel Hill (Literature) Jul. 31, 2023 support This includes extending support to prominent international universities for their Korean studies and Korean language State University of New York- Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2018– Salary courses, thereby helping to disseminate accurate information about the Republic of Korea and nurture international ex- Albany (Modern History) Aug. 31, 2021 support Korean Studies Aug. 1, 2017– Salary perts in Korean studies. The KF also administers scholarships and grants tailored to different levels of study as well as University of Mississippi (Anthropology) Jul. 31, 2022 support providing invitation-based fellowships to offer systematic support to international Korean studies scholars and to foster Korean Studies Aug. 1, 2018– Salary

SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT Vanderbilt University the next generation of Koreanists. (Culture) Jul. 31, 2023 support Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2016– Salary Queens College, (Literature) Aug. 31, 2019 support Support for Korean Studies / Korean Studies Workshops for City University of New York Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2019– Salary Fellowship Program (Humanities) Aug. 31, 2024 support Korean Language Courses Non-Korean Educators Korean Studies Aug. 25, 2019– Salary George Mason University U.S. (Literature and Culture) Sept. 24, 2024 support North Educational Programs for Distribution of Resources for Korean Studies Feb. 6, 2017– Endowed Special Projects America George Washington University Understanding Korea Korean Studies (Literature and Culture) Jul. 31, 2019 professorship Korean Studies Dec. 28, 2018– Endowed Georgetown University (Economics) Jul. 31, 2022 professorship Korean Studies Jul. 1, 2016– Salary Wesleyan University (Politics and Economics) Jun. 30, 2021 support Korean Studies Jul. 1, 2015– Salary University of Utah AMERICAS (Politics and Public Policy Studies) Dec. 31, 2020 support Korean Studies Aug. 1, 2017– Salary U.S. 13 University of Colorado- Boulder (Contemporary Literature and Aug. 31, 2021 support Culture) Dec. 24, 2018– Endowed University of Michigan Korean Studies CANADA 1 Dec. 31, 2022 professorship Support for Korean Studies / Korean Language Courses Korean Studies Jul. 1, 2016– Salary Canada University of Alberta (Literature and Culture) Jun. 30, 2021 support Nanyang Technological Uni- Korean Studies Dec. 16, 2015– Endowed ASIA Singapore versity (Social Sciences) May 31, 2020 professorship Asia Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2015– Salary SINGA- China University of Hong Kong PORE 1 (Culture and Society) Aug. 31, 2020 support Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2016– Salary Netherlands University of Groningen (Economics and Society) Aug. 30, 2021 support CHINA 1 Korean Studies Apr. 1, 2014– Salary University of Tubingen SUPPORT FOR (History) Mar. 31, 2020 support Germany Goethe University Frankfurt Korean Studies Dec. 1, 2014– Salary EUROPE am Main (Society and Culture) Dec. 31, 2019 support 875 Korean Studies Apr. 1, 2018– Salary King’s College London courses NETHER- (Economics and Politics) Mar. 31, 2023 support LANDS 1 Korean Studies (International Sept. 18, 2017– Salary U.K. University of Edinburg Western Relations, Politics and Society) Sept. 17, 2022 support GERMANY 2 Europe Korean Studies Sept. 1, 2019– Salary University of Central Lancashire U.K. 3 (Social Sciences) Sept. 30, 2024 support Korean Studies Oct. 31, 2016– Salary ITALY 2 University of Rome Sapienza (History and Society) Oct. 30, 2019 support FINLAND Italy Korean Studies 1 Sept. 1, 2019– Salary University of Bologna (Contemporary History, Politics, Sept. 30, 2024 support countries69 185 Society and Culture) universities Korean Studies Aug. 1, 2017– Salary OCEANIA Finland University of Helsinki (Society, History, Economics and Jul. 31, 2022 support Politics) AUSTRALIA 1 Korean Studies Jul. 1, 2017– Salary Oceania Australia University of Melbourne (Social Sciences) Jun. 30, 2022 support

Support for Establishment of Korean Studies / Korean Language Professorships: 25 Universities, 10 Countries 14 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 15

Employment of Contract Faculty Members and Dispatch of Visiting Professorships Region Country University Field Babeș-Bolyai University Korean Language Romania University of Bucharest Korean Language Support for Employment of Contract Faculty Members | Lithuania Vytautas Magnus University Korean Studies Minsk State Linguistic University Korean Language Region Country University Field Belarus Belarusian State University Korean Language Brown University Korean Studies Bulgaria Sofia University Korean Language Brandeis University Korean Language Slovakia Comenius University Korean Language Georgia State University Korean Language Armenia Yerevan Brusov State University of Languages and Social Sciences Korean Language Bridgewater State University Korean Language U.S. Azerbaijan Baku State University Korean Language North America Emory University Korean Language Eastern Estonia University of Tartu Korean Studies University of Illinois at Chicago Korean Language Europe

SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT Ukraine Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Korean Language Korean Language Portland State University Georgia Free University of Tbilisi Korean Language Korean Studies Czech Republic Palacký University, Olomouc Korean Language Canada University of Toronto Korean Language Croatia University of Zagreb Korean Language Central and Brazil University of São Paulo Korean Language Boğaziçi University Korean Studies South America Costa Rica National University of Costa Rica Korean Language Turkey Erciyes University Korean Language National Islamic University Korean Language Korean Language/ Madras Christian College Korean Language University of Wrocław India Poland Korean Studies Korean Language University of Delhi Adam Mickiewicz University Korean Studies Asia Korean Studies Far Eastern Federal University Korean Language Japan Hitotsubashi University Korean Studies Moscow State University Korean Language Thailand Chulalongkorn University Korean Language Russia National Research University Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg Korean Language Philippines University of the Philippines Korean Language Russia Ural Federal University Korean Language Denmark University of Copenhagen Korean Language and Kazan Federal University Korean Language Germany Heidelberg University Korean Language Central Asia Uzbekistan Tashkent State Institute of Oriental Studies Korean Studies Austria University of Innsbruck Korean Language Western Nazarbayev University Korean Language Europe University for Foreigners of Siena Korean Language Italy Kazakhstan Al-Farabi Kazakh National University Korean Language Ca’ Foscari University Venice Korean Language Kazakh Ablai Khan University of International Relations and World Languages Korean Language Spain University of Salamanca Korean Language Ghana University of Ghana Korean Studies Eastern Europe North Macedonia Ss. Cyril and Methodius University Korean Language UAE United Arab Emirates University Korean Language Africa and Bar-Ilan University Korean Language Israel Morocco Mohammed V University Korean Language the Middle East University of Haifa Korean Language Africa Jordan University of Jordan Korean Language and Iran University of Tehran Korean Language Middle Korean Language/ Egypt Ain Shams University (2 Professors) East Korean Studies Dispatch of Visiting Professors | Qatar Qatar University Korean Language Kenya University of Nairobi Korean Language Region Country University Field Ivory Coast Félix Houphouët-Boigny University Korean Studies Boston College Korean Studies North U.S. Danang University of Foreign Languages Korean Language University of California, Santa Barbara Korean Studies America University of Dalat Korean Language University of Montreal Korean Language Vietnam Canada University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi Korean Language Korean Language/ Costa Rica University of Costa Rica (2 Professors) Hanoi University Korean Language Korean Studies Sri Lanka University of Kelaniya Korean Language Central Colombia National University of Colombia Korean Language Jamia Millia Islamia Korean Language and Cuba José Martí Cultural Society Korean Language South India Manipur University Korean Language Paraguay Dr. Raúl Peña Higher Institute of Education Korean Language America Jawaharlal Nehru University Korean Language Jamaica University of the West Indies at Mona Korean Language Asia Gadjah Mada University Korean Language Trinidad and Tobago University of the West Indies at St. Augustine Korean Language Indonesia Indonesia University of Education Korean Language Germany University of Duisburg-Essen Korean Studies Japan Waseda University Korean Studies Spain University of Málaga Korean Language Peking University Korean Language Ireland University College Cork Korean Language China Western University of Hong Kong Korean Language Portugal University of Lisbon Korean Language Europe Burapha University Korean Language France National Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations Korean Language Thailand Prince of Songkla University Korean Language Korean Language/ Finland University of Helsinki Korean Studies Chiang Mai University Korean Language Eastern Korean Language/ Philippines Ateneo de Manila University Korean Language Latvia University of Latvia Europe Korean Studies 16 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 17

Russia and North America Western Europe Eastern Europe Central Asia 2 Countries / 5 Countries / 1 Country / 8 Universities 5 Universities 1 University 3 Countries / Lecture Recipient 2 Countries / 6 Countries / 15 Countries / 9 Universities Lecture Source 3 Universities 6 Universities 19 Universities Country University Brazil Federal University of Minas Gerais Academy of Journalism and Communication Vietnam Hanoi University Senegal International School of Management, Dakar Central and Africa and Sookmyung Women’s University Koya University ASIA Iraq SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT South America the Middle East (10 universities, 8 countries) University of Kurdistan Hewlêr 4 Countries / 2 Countries / 1 Country / India Jawaharlal Nehru University 2 Universities 2 Universities 6 Universities 6 Countries / 9 Countries / 8 Countries / Indonesia Indonesia University of Education 17 Universities 6 Universities 9 Universities Japan Showa Women’s University Kenya University of Nairobi Germany Goethe University Frankfurt Latvia University of Latvia Moscow State Linguistic University Support for Employment of Contract Faculty Members Russia Irkutsk State University Dispatch of Visiting Professors Tomsk State University Mexico University of Colima U.S. Middlebury University University of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University, Hanoi Ewha Womans University Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City University of Education (17 universities, 11 countries) Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and KF Global e-School Information Technology Japan Waseda University KF Global e-School: Korean-Foreign University Partnerships | China Dalian University of Foreign Languages Kenya University of Nairobi Lecture Recipient Naresuan University Lecture Source Mahasarakham University Country University Thailand Silpakorn University National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow Russia Chulalongkorn University National Research University Higher School of Economics, St. Petersburg Taiwan National Sun Yat-sen University Thang Long University Kyung Hee University Vietnam Mongolia University of the Humanities Hu University Chung-Ang University (7 universities, 3 countries) ế Danang University of Foreign Languages Indonesia University of Education (5 universities, 3 countries) Vietnam University of Languages and International Studies, VNU Hanoi Indonesia University of Indonesia Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology Pasundan University National University of Kaohsiung Germany University of Tübingen Taiwan Chinese Culture University Nanjing University Korea University National Chengchi University China Fudan University Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and (5 universities, 3 countries) Vietnam Peking University Information Technology Thailand Thammasat University Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Indonesia Gadjah Mada University Germany University of Tübingen (11 universities, 5 countries) University of International Business and Economics University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National Beijing Language and Culture University University, Hanoi China Vietnam Beijing Foreign Studies University University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National Seoul National University Sichuan International Studies University (6 universities, 4 countries) University, Ho Chi Minh City Burapha University University of Paris VII Thailand France Chiang Mai University University of Bordeaux III Russia Ural Federal University Philippines University of the Philippines Hanyang University Romanian-American University University of Indonesia Romania (4 universities, 3 Countries) University of Bucharest Sungkyunkwan University Indonesia University of Padjadjaran Slovenia University of Ljubljana (4 universities, 2 countries) Gadja Mada University Philippines University of the Philippines 18 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 19

KF Global e-School Fellowship

Under the KF Global e-School Fellowship program, the KF provides outstanding students in online e-School lectures with an opportunity to visit Korea to attend credit courses at international summer school programs. KF Global e-School: Foreign Regional Consortia |

Consortium Country University Autonomous University of Nuevo León KF Global e-School Fellows by Region | 113 fellows, 19 countries Autonomous University of Nayarit Autonomous University of Yucatán Mexico Germany 1 Russia 11 University of Guadalajara Latvia 1 Romania 4 Autonomous University of Ciudad Juárez 5 2 SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT France Slovenia Autonomous University of Chihuahua U.S. 10 UANL-Latin America Consortium National University of Córdoba Argentina (14 universities, 6 countries) National University of La Plata Pontifical Catholic University of Peru Eastern Europe Peru National University of San Marcos Europe and CIS Chile Central University of Chile North 7 fellows, 17 fellows, 3 countries 3 countries EAFIT University America Colombia 10 fellows, Del Rosario University 1 country El Salvador Don Bosco University Indiana University Africa and Michigan State University the Middle East Asia Ohio State University 4 fellows, 73 fellows, Northwestern University Central and 3 countries 8 countries Pennsylvania State University South America Purdue University 2 fellows, Michigan-BTAA Consortium 1 country U.S. Rutgers University (13 universities, 1 country) University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Senegal 1 University of Maryland Iraq 1 University of Michigan Kenya 2 Taiwan 3 University of Minnesota Mongolia 2 Brazil 2 University of Wisconsin-Madison Vietnam 19 University of Iowa India 2 Indonesia 13 Japan 4 China 24 Korean Language Education e-School | Thailand 6

Lecture Recipient Lecture Source Country University KF Global e-School Lectures and Recipients | 280 lectures, 98 universities, 31 countries Taiwan National University of Kaohsiung France National Institute for Oriental Languages and Civilizations Vietnam Thang Long University Kyung Hee Cyber University Slovakia University of Comenius (8 universities, 8 countries) Indonesia Kristen Cipta Wacana Univeristy China Central China Normal University Paraguay Dr. Raúl Peña Higher Institute of Education Poland Jagiellonian University Myanmar University of Mandalay 10 Busan University of Foreign Studies countries 8 Vietnam Haiphong University countries (3 universities, 3 countries) 5 4 4 Brazil University of São Paulo countries 3 44 11 countries 7 countries universities 1 14 18 Brazil Federal University of Minas Gerais universities universities universities country universities universities Senegal International School of Management, Dakar Sookmyung Women’s University Eastern Europe Africa and Central and Indonesia Indonesia University of Education Asia Europe North America (5 universities, 5 countries) and CIS the Middle East South America Japan Showa Women’s College Kazakhstan Al-Farabi Kazakh National University 130 lectures, 27 lectures, 13 lectures, 6 lectures, 27 lectures, 77 lectures, 4,062 students 809 students 624 students 180 students 313 students 609 students 20 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 21

 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS Jilin University 5 University of International Business and Economics 2 The KF administers various fellowship programs to encourage international Korean studies scholars and experts to Fudan University 11 conduct research on Korea with the aim of nurturing the next generation of Koreanists. These programs include the Shandong University 8 Scholarship for Graduate Studies, the ASEAN Fellowship, the Postdoctoral Fellowship, the Fellowship for Field Research, China Shanghai International Studies University 4 and the Fellowship for Korean Language Training. In addition, the KF invites diplomats from other countries to its Korean Yanbian University 8 Language and Culture Learning Program for Diplomats in Korea. Liaoning University 3 Peking University 9 Beijing Foreign Studies University 4 Oceania Australia University of Sydney 1 Scholarship for Graduate Studies (3 fellows, University of Auckland 1 3 universities, New Zealand

SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT 2 countries) Victoria University of Wellington 1 Distribution of Fellowship for Graduate Studies by Region, AY 2019-2020 | Total 17 countries 49 universities 167 fellows

Region Country University Number of Fellows University of Pennsylvania 1 University of California, Irvine 2 ASEAN Fellowship Americas University of Kentucky 1 (12 fellows, U.S. University of Kansas 1 8 universities, University of Missouri 1 Region Country University Number of Fellows 2 countries) University of Southern California 3 ASEAN Doctoral Program in Korean Studies, Harvard University 2 (1 fellow, 1 university, Indonesia 1 Yonsei University Canada McGill University 1 1 country) Germany Free University of Berlin 3 Total 1 country 1 university 1 fellow U.K. School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 3 Czech Republic Charles University 2 University of Paris VII 2 France School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences 4 Distribution of Fellowship for Graduate Studies by Region | 166 fellows, 49 universities, 17 countries Novosibirsk State University 2 Europe Ural Federal University 2 3 5 (43 fellows, Germany Mongolia 14 universities, Russia Moscow State University 6 U.K. 4 Malaysia 2 7 countries) Kazan Federal University 1 Czech Republic 1 Vietnam 7 Tomsk State University 1 France 6 Thailand 6 Russia 12 Japan 35 Tashkent State Institute of Oriental Studies 5 Uzbekistan Uzbekistan 7 China 53 Tashkent State Pedagogical University Named after Nizami 2 U.S. 11 Kazakhstan 10 Kazakh Ablai Khan University of International Relations Canada 1 5 Kazakhstan and World Languages Al-Farabi Kazakh National University 5 Mongolia National University of Mongolia 5 Europe Malaysia University of Malaya 2 14 universities, University of Languages and International Studies, 7 countries 3 Americas Vientam National University, Hanoi 8 universities, 43 fellows University of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2 countries Vietnam 2 Vietnam National University, Hanoi 12 fellows Asia University of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2 24 universities, Vietnam National University, Ho Chi Minh City 6 countries Asia Thailand Chulalongkorn University 6 (108 fellows, fellows 24 universities, Keio University 2 108 6 countries) Kyoto University 4 Kyushu University 4 Doshisha University 5 Japan University of Tokyo 6 Oceania 3 universities, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies 6 2 countries Ritsumeikan University 4 fellows Waseda University 2 3 Hitotsubashi University 2 Australia 1 New Zealand 2 22 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 23

Postdoctoral Fellowship Fellowship for Korean Language Training

Distribution of Fellowship for Korean Language Training by Region | 70 fellows, 39 countries Postdoctoral Fellowship, AY 2019-2020 | Germany 2 Azerbaijan 2 Turkey 2 Region Country University Number of Fellows Romania 2 U.K. 2 Poland 3 Belarus 1 Italy 1 France 1 Americas U.S. Indiana University 1 Slovenia 1 Georgia 2 Hungary 3 (3 fellows, 2 universities, Russia 4 Armenia 1 Croatia 1 2 countries) Canada University of Toronto 2 U.S. 2 Kazakhstan 1 Canada 1 Uzbekistan 1 Europe Spain Autonomous University of Barcelona 1 (2 fellows, 2 universities, 2 countries) U.K. Edinburgh University 1 Russia Europe and CIS

SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT Oceania Monash University 1 14 countries, 3 countries, (2 fellows, 2 universities, Australia 24 fellows 6 fellows 1 country) University of Sydney 1 North Total 5 countries 6 universities 7 fellows America 2 countries, 3 fellows

Fellowship for Field Research Asia-Pacific Africa and the Middle East 13 countries, Distribution of Fellowship for Field Research by Region | 29 fellows, 14 countries Central 28 fellows and South 5 countries, China 3 America 6 fellows Germany 1 Mongolia 2 2 countries, 3 fellows U.K. 1 India 2 Spain 1 Singapore 1 U.S. 11 Slovenia 1 Malaysia 1 Jordan 1 Taiwan 4 India 4 Thailand 4 Canada 1 Turkey 2 Egypt 2 Malaysia 1 Indonesia 3 Australia 1 United Arab Emirates 1 Mongolia 1 Japan 1 Hong Kong 1 Mexico 2 Algeria 1 Myanmar 1 China 1 Argentina 1 Kenya 1 Vietnam 4 Cambodia 2 Europe North 4 countries, America 4 fellows 2 countries, 13 fellows Korean Language and Culture Learning Program for Diplomats Asia Distribution of Participant Diplomats by Region | 42 fellows, 42 countries 5 countries, 9 fellows Uzbekistan 1 Latvia 1 Georgia 1 Tajikistan 1 Central Belarus 1 Hungary 1 Turkmenistan 1 and South Azerbaijan 1 America Russia 1 country, and CIS 1 fellow Oceania Europe 3 countries, 1 country, 5 countries, 3 fellows 1 fellow 5 fellows

Ecuador 1 Australia 1 Africa and Asia-Pacific the Middle East 12 countries, Distribution of Fellowship for Field Research by Field Central 12 fellows and South 13 countries, America 13 fellows 31.0% 17.2% 9 countries, 5 fellows Ghana 1 Oman 1 Politics and Economics Language Sociology and Business History Gabon 1 Uganda 1 Policy Studies Administration and Literature Guatemala 1 Saint Vincent and Namibia 1 Djibouti 1 Dominican Republic 1 the Grenadines 1 Nigeria 1 Zimbabwe 1 Laos 1 Bhutan 1 Pakistan 1 9fellows 7fellows 5fellows 5fellows 3fellows Venezuela 1 Argentina 1 Mozambique 1 Cameroon 1 Malaysia 1 Afghanistan 1 Papua New Guinea 1 Brazil 1 Antigua Barbuda 1 Sudan 1 Republic of Bangladesh 1 Cambodia 1 Philippines 1 Saint Lucia 1 Paraguay 1 Angola 1 the Congo 1 Vietnam 1 Thailand 1 Australia 1 24.1% 17.2% 10.3% 24 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 25

 SPECIAL PROJECTS  KOREAN STUDIES WORKSHOPS FOR NON-KOREAN EDUCATORS To promote the continued development of its Support for Korean Studies Overseas program, the KF organizes special The KF organizes and supports Korean Studies Workshops for Non-Korean Educators. These workshops provide sec- projects that ensure timely responses to changing circumstances and social demands. ondary school teachers, textbook writers, and education administrators in other countries with an opportunity to learn about Korean history and culture through first-hand experiences, thereby acquiring knowledge and information useful Title Location Period for teaching about Korea. In 2019, a total of eight workshops were held in various countries including Germany, Australia, Korean Literature Workshop for Overseas Doctoral Students Seoul and Jeju Island, Korea Jul. 7–13. Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam, enabling 399 teachers and education administrators to experience Korean culture and better understand Korea in a more comprehensive way.

Korean Studies Workshop for Non-Korean Educators  DISTRIBUTION OF RESOURCES FOR KOREAN STUDIES SUPPORT FOR KOREAN STUDIES OVERSEAS OVERSEAS STUDIES FOR KOREAN SUPPORT Korean Studies Workshop for Non-Korean Educators Held Overseas |

Host Number of Distribution of Resources for Korean Studies in 2019 Organizer Title Period Country Participants Vietnam Academy of Korean Studies Workshop for Vietnamese Jun. 18–20, 2019 Vietnam 82 Social Sciences Educators Korean Studies Resources Korean Studies e-Resources University of Western Australia Korean Studies Workshop for Australian Educators Jun. 27–28, 2019 Australia 28 Region Number of Recipient Number of Recipient Institutions Number of Copies Institutions Grant Amount Ateneo de Manila University, Korean Studies Workshop for Philippine Sept. 5–7, 2019 Philippines 50 Philippines Educators North America 19 (2 countries) 1,193 35 (2 countries $136,598 Prince of Songkla University, Korean Studies Workshop for Sept. 19–21, 2019 Thailand 31 Central and South America 7 (7 countries) 427 - - Thailand Thai Educators Europe 26 (15 countries) 1,480 14 (9 countries) $61,894 East Asia Coexistence Culture Korean Studies Workshop for Japanese Sept. 21, 2019, Japan 83 Russia and CIS 9 (5 countries) 853 - - Center, Japan Educators Nov. 16–17, & 23, 2019 Asia 45 (8 countries) 3,724 7 (2 countries) $24,730 Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Korean Studies Workshop for Thai Educators 10. 9 - 10. 11 Thailand 63 Middle East 8 (5 countries) 617 - - Manipur University, India Korean Studies Workshop for Indian Educators 11. 8 - 11. 9 India 33 Oceania 3 (2 countries) 132 2 (1 country) $10,000 Free University of Berlin, Germany Korean Studies Workshop for German Educators 11. 16 - 11. 19 Germany 29 Total 117 (44 countries) 8,426 58 (14 countries) $233,222

2019 Korea Corner Program |  EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR UNDERSTANDING KOREA Region Institution Support Details KF Special Lectures on Korea Central and South Central University of Ecuador America National University of La Plata, Argentina Europe University of Central Lancashire, U.K. KF Special Lectures on Korea in 2019 | Bishkek Humanities University, Kyrgyzstan Russia and CIS Kyrgyz Korean College Topic / Speaker Host Institution Date Azerbaijan University of Languages Multiculturalism in Korea and Vietnamese Women | Vietnam | Cost of facilities, equipment, exhibits, Chengdu University, China IM Hong Jae | Former ROK Ambassador to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, books, shipping, opening ceremonies, etc. Dalian University of Foreign Languages, China Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, Sept. 23–25 Asia Korean Management and Entrepreneurship & Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Binus University, Indonesia KIM Ki-Chan | Professor of Business Administration, The Catholic University of Korea Languages and Information Technology ASEAN Secretariat Resource Centre, Indonesia “The Story of Tiger” - Korean Folk Paintings Zayed University, United Arab Emirates Middle East CHUNG Byungmo | Professor of Department of Cultural Assets, Gyeongju University Aswan University, Egypt Politics of Two Koreas and Their Relations Africa International Relations Institute of Cameroon, University of Yaoundé | Thailand | Min Byoung-won | Professor of Department of Political Science and 63 institutions in 48 countries, including New books and audio-visual materials, Silpakorn University & Oct. 10–11 Worldwide International Relations, Ewha Womans University the University of Antananarivo, Madagascar including DVDs for movies and K-pop CDs Burapha University User Experience Innovation in South Korea’s IT Industry LEE Kwan Min | Korea Foundation Professor of Contemporary Korean Society 2019 Support for Korean Collections at Overseas Libraries | and New Media, Nanyang Technological University Power of Korean Popular Culture: How Hallyu Became a Global Region Institution Activities Supported | Indonesia | Phenomenon Oct. 31 13 institutions, including Acquisition of Korea-related books and materials in specialized subject areas, BINUS University KIM Andrew Eungi | Professor of Division of International Studies, Korea University North America the University of Southern California, U.S. and retention of library staff to oversee Korea-related books and materials University of Toronto, Canada Acquisition of Korea-related books and materials in specialized subject areas | Indonesia | Korean Management and Entrepreneurship Pasundan University & Dec. 4 School of Advanced Studies | Professor of Business Administration, The Catholic University of Korea KIM Ki-Chan in the Social Sciences (EHESS), France Retention of library staff to oversee Korea-related books Indonesia University of Education Europe University of Zurich, Switzerland and materials University of Cambridge, U.K. 26 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 27

 KF INVITATION PROGRAM FOR DISTINGUISHED GUESTS GLOBAL NETWORKING KF Invitation Program for Distinguished Guests by Field

The Korea Foundation is building a global knowledge community. KF Invitation Program for Distinguished Guests in 2019 | GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL The KF invites influential figures and young leaders to Korea to enable them to build cooperative networks with their -Ko Category Program Description Period Number of Guests rean counterparts through meetings with key figures and visits to relevant organizations. Additionally, the KF organizes Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of arts and culture Mar. 24–30 10 exchange programs for young people domestically and internationally to encourage them to have first-hand experiences Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of diplomacy and security Apr. 7–13 14 and a proper understanding of one other’s cultures. To contribute to creating a more supportive environment for the Re- Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of education Apr. 21–27 18 public of Korea, the KF also extends support to leading international policy research institutions for their Korea-related Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of journalism May 26–Jun. 1 18 research activities, and to non-governmental organizations in Korea for their international exchange activities. Mean- Group Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of political affairs Sept. 15–21 15 while, to help to build a global knowledge community, the KF organizes and supports bilateral and multilateral forums Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of parliamentary affairs Sept. 22–28 7 and operates the Global Public Diplomacy Network and the Next Generation Policy Experts Network. Under the adminis- Invitation of distinguished guests in the field of economic affairs Oct. 13–19 12 Invitation of distinguished guests from ASEAN’s arts and culture sector Apr. 21–27 6 tration of the KF, the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat implements programs based on trust between Vision Sharing Program for National Development for Latin American Countries Aug. 4–10 3 Korea and the five Central Asian nations to consolidate practical and future-oriented win-win partnerships. Invitation of BJP Secretary General, India Oct. 14–20 6 Invitation of Rahul Gandhi, former President, Indian National Congress Dec. 16–21 5 Individuals KF Invitation Program Net Generation Leaders Invitation of the Chairman of the National Assembly, Nepal Sept. 3–6 3 for Distinguished Guests Program KF Global Challengers Invitation of the Chairperson of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee Sept. 24–29 11 Total 128 Global Public Bilateral and Diplomacy Network Multilateral Forums Public Diplomacy Seminar

Support for Policy-Oriented KORUS Policy Network KF Next Generation Research Program Program Policy Experts Network

Invitation Program for Distinguished Guests in Invitation Program for H.E. Tran Thanh Man, KF Invitation Program for Shri Rahul Gandhi, Support for Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Legislative Affairs President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee Member of Parliament and Former President of INC Regional Strategic Program Domestic Organizations Forum Secretariat

 NEXT GENERATION LEADERS PROGRAM

Next Generation Leaders Program in 2019 |

Region Title Period Number of Guests U.S. Congressional Staff Delegation Visit (1st Group: Political Affairs) May 26–Jun. 1 6 U.S. Congressional Staff Delegation Visit (2nd Group: Economy and Trade) May 26–Jun. 1 6 North America U.S. Congressional Staff Delegation Visit (3rd Group: Political Affairs) Nov. 3–9 6 U.S. Congressional Staff Delegation Visit (4th Group: Economy and Trade) Nov. 3–9 6 Invitation of Next Generation Leaders from ASEAN (Journalism) May 26–Jun. 1 13 Invitation of Next Generation Leaders from India (Journalism) Jun. 9–15 13 Asia Korea-China Future-Oriented Exchange Jun. 10–14 14 Korea-Vietnam Economy and Trade Network Jul. 21–27 10 Invitation of Next Generation Leaders from Europe (Arts and Culture) Apr. 8–14 8 Invitation of Next Generation Leaders from Russia (Korean Studies) Jun. 16–22 14 Eurasia Invitation of Documentary Directors from Europe Nov. 4–10 10 Support for Czech public broadcasting company’s production of a Nov. 4–24 2 travel documentary on Korea Oceania Dispatch of Korea’s Next Generation Leaders in Politics to Australia Sept. 7–13 6 Total 114

KF Russian Next-Generation Leaders Visit KF European Next-Generation Leaders Visit KF Indian Next-Generation Leaders Visit Korea Program Korea Program Korea Program 28 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 29

Youth Exchange KF Library Internship | 10 interns, 10 institutions, 2 countries Youth Exchange in 2019 | Country Host Institution Number of Interns Region Title Period Number of Guests Langson Library, University of California, Irvine 1 Invitation of Japanese University Students to Korea Aug. 28–Sept. 6 28 Korean Heritage Library, University of Southern California 1 GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL Dispatch of Korean University Students to Japan Sept. 23–Oct. 2 28 East Asia Library, University of Michigan 1 Invitation of Chinese Youth Delegates to Korea Oct. 21–25 175 East Asian Collection, University of Chicago 1 Asia Dispatch of Korean Youth Delegates to China Jul. 7–12 120 U.S. East Asia Library, University of Washington 1 Public Diplomacy Camp Aug. 18–23 38 East Asian Library, Columbia University 1 Korea-China Green Corps’ Visit to China Mar. 27–Apr. 2 100 Harvard Library, Harvard University 1 Korea-China Green Corps’ Visit to Korea Nov. 4–8 98 Harvard-Yenching Library, Harvard University 1 Center for Korean Studies Library, University of Hawaii at Manoa 1 Total 587 France Institute of Korean Studies Library, Collège de France 1

Revisit Korea Program for Former U.S. Peace Corps Members | KF Korean Language Internship | 8 interns, 8 universities, 7 countries Country Period Number of Guests Country Host Institution Number of Interns U.S. Oct. 12–19 49 Germany University of Tübingen 1 Wellesley College 1 U.S. University of Iowa 1 Vietnam University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi 1 Spain University of Málaga 1 Italy Sapienza University of Rome 1 China Yantai University 1 KF Global Challengers Thailand Chiang Mai University 1

KF Global Challengers Orientation Library Internship_East Asian Library, University Salzburg Global Seminar Internship Library Internship_Langson Library, University of Museum Internship_Los Angeles County Museun Think Tank Internship_Diplomatic Academy of Think Tank Internship_ of California, Berkeley California, Irvine of Art Russian Foreign Ministry The European Parliament

KF Think Tank Internship | 19 interns, 8 institutions, 5 countries

Country Host Institution Number of Interns  GLOBAL PUBLIC DIPLOMACY NETWORK (GPDNet) Russia Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation 1 RAND Corporation 2 GPDNet Member Organizations (in alphabetical order) | Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) 1 U.S. No. Status Region Organization Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars (WWICS) 3 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) 2 1 Poland Adam Mickiewicz Institute Belgium European Parliament (EP) 3 2 Hungary Hungarian Heritage House Sweden Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) 1 3 Portugal Camões Institute 4 Taiwan Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange Austria Salzburg Global Seminar (SGS) 6 5 Mozambique Comunidade Academica para o Desenvolvimento 6 Mexico Institute de Los Mexicanos en el Exterior KF Museum Internship | 5 interns, 5 institutions, 2 countries 7 Cuba International Policy Research Center Member 8 Qatar Katara-Cultural Village Foundation Country Host Institution Number of Interns 9 Korea Korea Foundation Los Angeles County Museum of Art 1 10 Georgia LEPL Creative Georgia U.S. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon Museum 1 11 Philippines National Commission for Culture and the Arts Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1 12 Nigeria National Institute for Cultural Orientation Victoria and Albert Museum 1 U.K. 13 Malaysia National Department for Culture & Arts British Museum 1 14 South Africa National Heritage Council 30 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 31

No. Status Region Organization No. Title Date Location Program Description 15 Singapore Singapore International Foundation  Organized by | KF and the Institute of World Economics and Politics 16 Sweden Swedish Institute 1st Korea-Kazakhstan Nur-Sultan,  Number of Participants | 26 (8 each from Korea and Kazakhstan, 10 observers) 2 Apr. 3 Denuclearization Forum Kazakhstan  Outline | Forum to share Kazakhstan’s voluntary denuclearization 17 Ukraine Ukrainian Institute experience and discuss creative ways for denuclearization through 18 Turkey Yunus Emre Institute the peace process on the Korean peninsula 19 Serbia Forum 4444 Apr. 15,  Organized by | KF and Sungkyun Institute of China Studies GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL May 16,  Number of Participants | 100 (44 doctoral and 56 master’s degree 20 Associate Lithuania Institute of the Lithuanian Language Seoul, Jeju Forum for 100 Chinese Jun. students from 30 universities) 21 Member Bosnia-Herzegovina International Peace Centre Island, and 3 Graduate Students in Korea 21–23,  Main Activities | 5 special lectures, study tour to Jeju Island, cultural Chuncheon, 22 Kenya Lion’s Heart Help Group (6 forums in total) Sept. 26, visit to Chuncheon Korea Oct. 26,  Outline | An opportunity for 100 selected leading Chinese graduate students in Korea to attend special lectures by experts and briefings Nov. 28 by relevant organizations including the ROK Ministry of Foreign Affairs  Organized by | KF and Sungkyun Institute of China Studies  BILATERAL AND MULTILATERAL FORUM Korea-China Journalists’ Jun. 17,  Number of Participants | 30 (15 each from Korea and China) 4 Seoul, Korea Dialogue Nov. 12  Outline | Leading Chinese correspondents in Korea invited to roundtable meeting with Korean journalists to discuss China’s recent relations with Forums in 2019 | North and South Korea and the U.S.  Organized by | KF and Korean Political Science Association No. Title Date Location Number of Participants World Congress for Korean Jun.  Number of Participants | 550 (445 from Korea, 105 from 28 countries) 5 Seoul, Korea Korea 17 Politics and Society 24–26  Outline | Academic conference on Korea comprehensively covering research achievements in the humanities and social sciences, thereby 1 12th Korea-Spain Forum Jan. 24–25 Barcelona, Spain Spain 34 building a basis for substantial inter-disciplinary research | General attendees: 50 |  Organized by | KF and Seoul National University Asia Center Korea 18 Korean Peninsula on  Number of Participants | 15 from 6 countries 2 4th Korea-Singapore Forum Mar. 14 Seoul, Korea the Move: Lessons from Leiden, Singapore 19 6 Jul. 17  Outline | Conference to examine international cases of regime 24th Korea-China Forum for the Korea 16 Post-Socialist and Netherlands transition and integration in Germany, Vietnam, and China, and to 3 Jun. 19–20 Seoul, Korea Future China 17 Reunified Countries discuss policy implications for Korean peace and integration on the occasion of the 11th International Convention of Asia Scholars Korea 12  Organized by | KF and Institute for Unification Education 4 4th R.O.K.-U.S. Strategic Forum Jun. 24–25 Washington, D.C., U.S. U.S. 16  Number of Participants | 33 (24 junior scholars from abroad, 9 from Korea) | General attendees: 250 | 2019 International  Outline | 24 junior scholars from 21 countries invited to share opinions Korea 25 7 Conference: Building a Jul. 19 Seoul, Korea on the Korean and Northeast Asian peace communities, enhance 5 27th Korea-Japan Forum Aug. 21–23 Seoul, Korea Japan 24 Peaceful Korean Peninsula their understanding of South Korea’s peace policy and strengthening international support for establishing a peace regime on the Korean 4th Korea-Vietnam Forum for the Korea 16 6 Aug. 27 Seoul, Korea peninsula Future Vietnam 10  Organized by | KF, Foundation of the First President of the Republic of Korea 24 Kazakhstan, Institute of World Economics and Politics 2nd Korea-Kazakhstan 7 18th Korean-German Forum Sept. 18–21 Berlin, Germany Germany 49 8 Sept. 26 Seoul, Korea  Number of Participants | 27 (11 from Korea, 6 from Kazakhstan, | Junior Forum 49 | Denuclearization Forum 10 observers)  Outline | Dialogue channel to discuss cooperation between Korea and 18th Korea-India Strategic Korea 13  8 Nov. 8–9 New Delhi, India Kazakhstan to keep peace on the Korean peninsula Dialogue India 15  Hosts | ROK and PRC Ministries of Foreign Affairs Korea 24 9 2019 Korea-Russia Forum Dec. 4–5 Seoul, Korea  Organized by | KF and China Public Diplomacy Association Russia 14 (in cooperation with Incheon Metropolitan City, Academy of Chinese 7th Korea-China Public Oct. Incheon, Studies of Incheon National University, and Korean Film Archive) 9 Diplomacy Forum 16–17 Korea  Number of Participants | 32 (17 from Korea, 15 from China) / approx. 330 general attendees  Outline | Regular 1.5-track forum to evaluate and develop ROK-China relations with the participation of government officials and leaders from the private sector  Organized by | KF and Korean Association of International Studies  Number of Participants | 127 (57 experts in international politics from Korea-China-Japan Korea, China, and Japan; 70 graduate students 18th Korean-German Forum 24th Korea-China Forum for the Future 27th Korea-Japan Forum 10 Oct. 25 Seoul, Korea Conference  Outline | Conference to discuss rising conflict and competition in Northeast Asia and promote exchange with the next generation of academics  Organized by | KF Moscow Office, Institute of Russian Studies of the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography, and  PUBLIC DIPLOMACY SEMINAR Russian Association of Professors of Korean Language Korea-Russia Humanities Moscow, 11 Dec. 2 Exchange Forum Russia  Number of Participants | 16 leading figures in the film industry and Public Diplomacy Seminars in 2019 | humanities scholars from Korea and Russia  Outline | Forum to build a public diplomacy platform to facilitate trust based on understanding of Korean and Russian cultures No. Title Date Location Program Description  Organized by | KF, Korean Political Science Association, Sungkyun Institute of China Studies, Institute of International Studies and Center Korea-China Conference for Korean Studies at Fudan University, Shanghai Institute of Korean Marking the 100th Studies Feb. Shanghai, 1 Anniversary of the Korean  Number of Participants | 30 (18 from Korea, 12 from China) 25–27 China Provisional  Outline | Conference to discuss the internationality of the March 1st Government in Shanghai Independence Movement, the Korean Provisional Government as prototype of Korean democracy, and the possibility of a Northeast Asia peace regime, on the occasion of the centennial of the Korea-China Conference Marking the 100th 2nd Korea-Kazakhstan Denuclearization Forum 7th Korea-China Public Diplomacy Forum Movement and the Korean Provisional Government Anniversary of the Korean Provisional Government in Shanghai 32 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 33

 SUPPORT FOR POLICY-ORIENTED RESEARCH PROGRAM IN 2019

Country Institution Project Title or Description Country Institution Project Title or Description Understanding and Building Progressive Support for Comparative Analysis of International Relations in Center for American Progress (CAP) the U.S.-South Korea Alliance Thailand Faculty of Political Science, Thammasat University Southeast and Northeast Asia Theoretical and Policy Implications

GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL Federation of American Scientists (FAS) Conventional Deterrence of North Korea Forging New Perspectives & Directions in University of the Philippines Korea Research Center Middlebury Institute of International Studies, Philippines Korea-Philippines Cooperation - Towards Sustainable North Korea Builds the Bomb A New History (UP KRC) Monterey (MIIS) Peace and Prosperity Security Challenges and Resource Competition JNU-Golden Jubilee Lecture Series- Policy oriented National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) Center for Korean Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University in South Korea’s Maritime Periphery Interdisciplinary Theme on Korea & East Asia Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) Program on U.S. Korea Policy India The converging interests of South Korea and Mapping DPRK Proliferation Financing and Observer Research Foundation(ORF) India President Moon’s new Southern Policy and U.S. Center for Advanced Defense Studies (C4ADS) Arms Trafficking in the Middle East Prime Minister Modi’s Act East Policy 2019 Chicago Council Survey with a special focus on A Study of Japanese and South Korean Cooperation for Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) the Korea-US Relationship Japan Center for Economic Research Socioeconomic Development of the Korean Peninsula Stable Transformation in the New Era Hudson Institute - Peaceful Pathways for the Korean Peninsula Osaka School of International Public Policy, Japan and Korea in the changing China-US Relations Stimson Center China and the Era of Change on the Korean Peninsula Osaka University Enhancing U.S. Understanding of Korea Japan The Center for Korean Studies, Cultural Identity in Hybridized Korean Society-A The Korea Society For More Than Sixty Years Hitotsubashi University Graduate School of Collaborative Research aimed at construction of the Model Language and Society of “Hybrid Society towards Inclusion” as a Policy Proposal Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Beyond Parallel Realizing the Public Diplomacy Potential of German Expert Network on Peace and Security Germany German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) Kyoto University of Foreign Studies (KUFS) Korean Government Scholarship- A Mixed Study of on the Korean Peninsula Alumni and Current Students Decoding Security and Economic Dynamics on the Korean Russia Carnegie Moscow Center Center for North and South Korea Studies of Korea-China Cooperation to Establish a Peace Mechanism Peninsula Competitive and Cooperative Agendas Yanbian University on the Korean Peninsula Mapping Out EU-Korea Relations Key Member States’ Institute for European Studies at the Vrije Universiteit Institute of Diaspora Public Diplomacy Studies, A Comparative study on Diaspora Public Diplomacy Belgium Perspectives Brussel (VUB IES) Huaqiao University between China and Korea KF-VUB Korea Chair Institute of Korean Studies Minzu University of China Multidisciplinary Integration Studies on Korean Origins East Asian countries’ Contributions to the Women, Peace Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) China Applicability of Chinese Reform and Opening Model on and Security agenda Sweden Institution for International Studies, Nanjing University North Korea and the Cooperative plan between ROK and Sustainable and Peaceful Development on the Korean China Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP) Peninsula National Institute of International Strategy, China’s ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative and Cooperation between Spain Elcano Royal Institute A 1.5 Track Korea-EU Dialogue Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) Korea and China in the New Era Welfare Reform and Social Progress in South Korea-- Tongji University Institute for China & World Studies International Politics of Korea and Asia Department of Social Policy, U.K. Effective Social Policies for a Low-Fertility and Center for Korean Studies, the National University of South Korea, bridge between East Asia and London School of Economics(LSE) Argentina Ageing Society in the Global Economy La Plata Latin American and the Caribbean Austria Salzburg Global Seminar (SGS) Korea Foundation Salzburg Global Fellows Program The ROK, US Alliance Politics and Evolving International The Australian National University EU Study Group on inter-Korean Dialogue and Security Challenges Italy Institute of International Affairs (IAI) Australia Reconciliation Process China and Human Rights in North Korea Part of Deakin University FRS-KF Research Program on peace and security in the Problem or a Partial Solution? France Foundation for Strategic Research (FRS) Korea 47 projects by 45 institutes in 23 countries Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of Polish Academy Rethinking Inter-Korean Social Exchanges Poland of Sciences in Turbulent Times China’s Rise and the Strategic Landscape of Southeast Institute of China Studies, University of Malaya Asia Opportunities and Challenges for the New Southern Malaysia Policy of the Republic of Korea Institute of Strategic and International Studies Malaysia ISIS Malaysia-Korea Foundation on ASEAN-Korea (ISIS) relations under Moon Jae-in’s New Southern Policy Myanmar Korea Centre for International Studies KF Program for Diploma in International Studies Myanmar at University of Yangon at University of Yangon Institute for Northeast Asian Studies -Vietnam Academy of Vietnam in South Korean President Moon Jea-in’s Vietnam Social Sciences (VASS INAS) New Southern Policy ISIS Malaysia-Korea Foundation Forum on ASEAN-Korea Relations under Website for the FRS-KF Research Program on Peace and Moon Jae-in’s New Southern Policy Security in Korea Understanding Democratic Resilience and Challenges Lessons from Indonesia and South Korea Indonesia Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Maritime Safety in Indonesia Enhancing Cooperation between Korea and Indonesia Sustainable Development Model in Cambodia and the Cambodia Royal University of Phnom Penh Republic of Korea From transdisciplinary and comparative perspectives 34 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 35

 KORUS POLICY NETWORK IN 2019  KF NEXT GENERATION POLICY EXPERTS NETWORK

KF Next Generation Policy Experts Network in 2019 | No. Institution Project Title or Description Building Trade Ties with Korea’s Next Generation of No. Project Title Period Location Number of Participants 1 Asia Society Female Negotiators 1 KF-ASEAN Next Generation Policy Experts Study Tour to Korea Mar. 17–23 Korea 11

GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL 2019 Atlantic Council-Korea Foundation Journalist 2 Fellowship Program 2 KF-Europe Next Generation Policy Experts Study Tour to Korea Mar. 31-Apr. 6 Korea 10 Atlantic Council Beyond the Peninsula: The Republic of Korea’s 3 KF-Oceania Next Generation Policy Experts Forum Apr. 11 Melbourne, Australia 29 3 New Southern Policy and US Strategy in the Indo-Pacific 4 KF-China Next Generation Policy Experts Forum Jun. 14 Beijing, China 19 Reassuring Ally Revisiting the Sources of Credibility of 5 KF-Russia Next Generation Policy Experts Forum Jun. 28 Moscow, Russia 45 4 Bates College Extended Deterrence 6 KF-India Next Generation Policy Experts Study Tour to Korea Jul. 28-Aug. 2 Korea 10 5 Asia Transnational Threats Forum 7 KF-Japan Next Generation Policy Experts Study Tour to Japan Dec. 7-11 Korea 8 Brookings Institution 6 Trans-Atlantic Dialogue on Korean Peninsula Issues 7 projects in 7 regions Consequences of Elite-Public Gaps on 7 US-Korea Burden Sharing Chicago Council on Global Affairs (CCGA) Korea Study Mission for the Chicago Council’s 8 Next Generation Leaders Korea Watch_A U.S.-South Korea Dialogue and 9 Center for the National Interest (CFTNI) Publishing Initiative CNAS Shawn Brimley Next Generation National Security 10 Center for a New American Security (CNAS) Leaders Program - Field Study to Korea Building a Peace Regime on the Korean Peninsula: 11 Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) KF-Oceania Next Generation Policy Experts Forum KF-Russia Next Generation Policy Experts Forum KF-Europe Next Generation Policy Experts Study The Implications for the U.S.-ROK Alliance Tour to Korea 12 CSIS and the University of Southern California (USC) U.S.-Korea NextGen Scholars Program United States Association of Former Members of 13 The Congressional Study Group on Korea (CSGK) Congress (FMC)  REGIONAL STRATEGIC PROGRAMS Hiding in Plain Sight How China Competes for 14 Georgetown University Power and Influence 15 The Economic Value of the U.S.-Korea Alliance Country Project Title Description Korea Economic Institute (KEI) 16 Working Group on U.S.-ROK Future Relatiosn Jan. 1, 2019-Feb. 28, 2020 (US teachers’ visit to Korea: AP World History Curriculum Development  Period | Jul. 6-16, 2019) 17 KF LA Office Korea’s Public Diplomacy in Midwest of the U.S. and Teacher Training Program Development of educational materials for US Advanced 18 Mansfield Foundation Bridging the Divide  Outline | Placement World History Curriculum Next Generation Leaders and Congressional Outreach  Period | Dec. 1, 2018-Oct. 31, 2019 19 National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) in 2019 AP World History Korean War Project Development of educational materials on Korean War  Outline | for US Advanced Placement World History Curriculum 20 Realizing the Promise of South Korea’s Emerging 5G Era U.S. Strengthening of Networks among  Period | Sept. 20, 2019-May 31, 2020 Supporting the Next Generation of Korea Experts 21 National Committee on American Foreign Policy (NCAFP) Young Korean Americans  Outline | Programs organized by Council of Korean Americans (CKA) in Track II Diplomacy Strengthening of Networks among  Period | Aug. 1, 2019-Feb. 28, 2020 22 Pacific Forum International Korea Foundation Fellowship Programs organized by Network of Korean American Young Korean Americans  Outline | The Consequences of Compromise Lessons from Leaders (NetKAL) 23 Pomona College Reconstruction Era America and Post-WWII East Asia  Period | Mar. 5-6, 2019 KF-Atlantic Council Forum 1.5-track meeting to discuss diplomacy, security, 24 KF Korea Policy Chair  Outline | RAND Corporation economic, and trade issues between Korea and the US Models of Engagement with North Korea  Period | 13 (Hiroshima), Jul. 18 (Tokyo) 25 Conference on Korea-Japan Relations Modernizing the Rules Based Order,  Outline | Open symposium on Korea-Japan relations 26 Salzburg Global Seminar (SGS) South Korean Relations with Europe in the 21st Century  Period | Year-round Korea-Japan Vision for Future Future-oriented discussion on cooperation and 27 University of California, San Diego (UCSD) UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy  Outline | development of relations between Korea and Japan to A Window of Opportunity – enhance understanding about Korea in Japan 28 University of Hawaii North Korea Nuclear Negotiations Japan  Period | Nov. 22-24, 2019 Korea-Japan 100 Citizens’ Future Dialogue Exchange and conference between Korean and Japanese Bridging Asia American Grand Strategy and  Outline | 29 University of Southern California (USC) citizens to promote future-oriented bilateral relations East Asian Security  Period | Apr. 1-Dec. 31, 2019 30 Woodrow Wilson Center Korea 101 Media Masterclass Support for Establishment of and Research Research on current issues related to Northeast Asia, by Center for East Asian Peace and including the Korean peninsula, to enhance mutual  Outline | 30 projects by 24 institutions Cooperation of Ritsumeikan University understanding and cooperation, promote academic exchange, and foster the next generation of scholars  Period | Sept. 27 (1st round), Nov. 25 (2nd round) China Korea-China Policy Research Series Comparison and analysis of Korean and Chinese  Outline | experts’ views on the Korean peninsula Joint Research Project on Korea-Russian  Period | Nov. 23, 2018-Nov. 30, 2021 Russia Research on Korea-Russia relations and publishing of Relations by KF and Russia-Korea Society  Outline | research results by two Korean and Russian research teams  Period | Mar. 2019-Mar. 2020 Establishing the Korea-ASEAN Community ASEAN Project to share Korea’s public policy reform cases of Policy Exchange  Outline | with ASEAN and to build a basis for policy exchange for reciprocal and future-oriented cooperation

2019 Atlantic Council-Korea Foundation The Congressional Study Group on Korea (CSGK) NBR Next Generation Leaders Program Journalist Fellowship Program 36 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 37

 KOREA-CENTRAL ASIA COOPERATION FORUM SECRETARIAT  ON-GOING SECRETARIAT PROJECTS

The Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat extends support for the efficient operation of the Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum, a regular multilateral consultative body. The secretariat also provides support for the systemat- Title Period Location Project Description  Organized by | KF GLOBAL NETWORKING GLOBAL ic implementation of projects selected by the forum. Additionally, the secretariat contributes to promoting reciprocal and cooperative relations among forum member states, and consolidates trust-based practical and future-oriented coopera-  Outline | Activities to serve as a Central Asia-related information Operation of Cyber Secretariat Year-round Seoul, Korea hub including provision of daily news on Central Asia, columns by tion among the five Central Asian countries and the Republic of Korea. specialists, current trends in research experts, and Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum events  Organized by | KF  CORE PROJECTS IN 2019  Outline | Officials from the central governments of the five Central Asian countries invited to join the Secretariat in implementing its Fellow-in-Residence Program Year-round Seoul, Korea core projects  Participating Countries | Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Title Period Location Project Description Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan  Organized by | KF and the Korea Maritime Institute Mar. 27-30, 5 Central Participants: Approx. 120 Korean and Central Asian experts | Transportation & Logistics | Aug. 9-13, Asian  Outline | Roundtable meeting between Korean and Central Asian experts Workshop on Water Resourc- Nov. 4-9 countries in water resources, transportation, and logistics to lay groundwork for the es, Transportation, Korean maritime and fishing industry’s entry into Central Asian market and Logistics; Project to Build  Organized by | KF and the National Geographic Information Institute Spatial Data Infrastructure Sept. Almaty,  Participants | Approx. 50 SDI conference participants 23-27 Kazakhstan  Outline | Support for the 6th Eurasia Spatial Data Infrastructure Conference and provision of technical advice  Organized by | KF and the Korea Health Industry Development Institute Korea and  Participants | 7 Turkmen health professionals Jul.-Nov. Turkmenistan  Outline | Training program for Turkmen health professionals in pathology, internal medicine, and orthopedics  Organized by | KF | Healthcare |  Presented by | Kyungpook National University Medical Center and Almaty, Kazakh National Medical University Foundation Building for Nov. 4-5 Cooperation in Healthcare Kazakhstan  Participants | 230 health professionals from Korea and Kazakhstan Welcoming Orientation of 2019  Outline | Conference on Korean-style medical education and residency Korea-Central Asia Next-Generation training, seminar on rehabilitation medicine Leaders Network  Organized by | KF Korea and Sept.-Dec.  Research Institution | Korea Health Industry Development Institute Tajikistan  Outline | Research on establishment of Korea-Tajikistan healthcare strategy  Organized by | KF Korea-Central Asia Next Generation Leaders Aug. 4-10 Seoul, Korea  Presented by | 25 leaders from five Central Asian countries Network  Outline | Invitation to Korea of Central Asian leaders in their 30s and 40s working in standardization to create networks with their Korean counterparts  Organized by | KF and Seoul Metropolitan City  Presented by | Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat Mar. 20- Seoul, Korea  Participants | 14,100 Koreans and Central Asian residents in Korea Apr. 28  Outline | Large-scale cultural events including an exhibition, | Culture | film screening, fashion show, and street festival with a focus on the Korea-Central Asia Cultural theme of the spring festival of the 5 Central Asian countries Exchange  Organized by | KF  Presented by | Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat Welcoming Orientation of 2019 Oct. 26 Seoul, Korea  Participants | Approx. 200 Koreans Korea-Central Asia Next-Generation  Outline | Storytelling featuring a Central Asian children’s story and Leaders Network a drawing performance Seoul, Korea  Organized by | KF Tashkent,  Presented by | Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat | Education | Apr. 22- Uzbekistan,  Participants | 100 young Koreans 2019 Eurasia Youth Academy Dec. 31 and  Outline | Comprehensive educational program including Central Almaty, Asia-related language training, domestic (should be replaced) training in Kazakhstan Korea, overseas training, and dispatch of interns  Organized by | Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat and UNESCO International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Daejeon, | Climate Change and Management (i-WSSM) Seoul , and the Environment |  Presented by | i-WSSM Sept. 1-7 Gyeonggi Smart Water Management  Participants | 10 water resource experts from the five Central Asian countries Province, Training Program Korea  Outline | Promotion of water resource management technology, cooperation in exporting water supply and sewerage facility-related technology, and network-building with relevant organizations 2019 KF Global Bridge - Central Asian Spring Festival: Nowruz in Seoul 38 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 39

 INTRODUCTION OF KOREAN ARTS AND CULTURE ABROAD SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE 2019 Korea Festival The Korea Foundation organizes the Korea Festival, a collection of cultural events to introduce Korean culture and to con- The Korea Foundation Connects Korea and the World through Culture. tribute to the promotion of Korea’s friendship and cooperation with assorted host countries. In 2019, these have included ASEAN member countries as well as Germany and the Czech Republic. The Korea Foundation hosts the Korea Festival, a comprehensive Korean arts and culture event, and organizes various arts and cultural exchange programs, including traditional and contemporary performances and exhibitions, all in order Country Event / Performer Period to share Korean culture with people around the world. The KF also enhances international understanding of Korea and

SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Thailand Korea-Thailand contemporary art exchange exhibition Out of Place Mar. 23-Apr. 28 its culture through various programs in collaboration with Korean art galleries at prominent museums around the world, B-boy and traditional Korean music performance in Germany and the Czech Republic / Germany and Czech Republic Jul. 7-15 and provides support for those museums’ efforts to create endowments for curatorial positions in Korean arts. Fur- Fusion MC and Dongrak Traditional Performance Group thermore, the KF implements diverse cultural exchange and social responsibility programs to contribute to addressing Indonesia and Vietnam Book launch events for Korean Contemporary Short Stories in Indonesian and Vietnamese Aug. 29 and Sept. 1 Non-verbal performance in Indonesia / Persona Oct. 13-19 issues of global concern. Additionally, the KF produces and distributes Korea-related foreign language publications and Indonesia media materials to offer a proper understanding of Korea to people around the world. The KF Global Center hosts cultural Traditional music performance in Indonesia / Asia Traditional Orchestra Nov. 3-14 B-boy and traditional Korean music performance in Malaysia and Vietnam / Malaysia and Vietnam Nov. 10-16 exchange programs enabling both Koreans and foreign residents in Korea to understand and enjoy world cultures, and Expression Crew and Sookmyung Gayageum Orchestra the ASEAN Culture House operates various programs introducing ASEAN cultures to Korea and carries out cooperative exchanges with relevant institutions to promote mutual friendship between Korea and ASEAN.

Introduction of Korean Arts and Culture Abroad KF Global Center ASEAN Culture House

“Out of Place” exhibition Korea Festival in ASEAN Korea Festival in Germany and Czech Republic Support for Overseas Museums KF Global Arts ASEAN Arts and Culture Arts and Cultural Events in Diplomatically Important Regions Exchange and Cooperation Publications KF Global Academy with ASEAN Country Event / Performer Period Percussion and fusion style traditional Korean musical Sweden Mar. 14 Introduction of Korean Public Diplomacy Programs performance in Sweden / Nanta and Coreyah Multimedia Content Abroad for the General Public Performance of fusion style traditional Korean music and jazz in in the US U.S. and Cuba Mar. 16-25 and Cuba / Project Group Korean Men Performance of fusion style traditional Korean music in UAE, Qatar, and UAE, Qatar, and Bahrain Mar. 25-Apr. 4 Bahrain / Korean Music Group Queen China Percussion and b-boy performance in Wuhan / Nanta and Jinjo Crew Apr. 4-8 B-boy and traditional Korean music performance in Australia / Fusion MC Australia Apr. 4-13 and Dongrak Traditional Performance Group India Fusion music performance in Chennai / SE:UM Apr. 9 Ethiopia Family Photo Project May 9-24 Serbia Classical music concert in Serbia / Uangelvoice May 31 U.K. 8th Conference on Korean Media Culture Jun. 5-7 Madagascar Family Photo Project Aug. 15-Sept. 1 Germany, Netherlands, and Jun. 15, Oct. 4, Nov. 22 Korean cultural events at universities in Europe Denmark & Dec. 6-7 Denmark Korean Culture Festival in Denmark Jun. 21-23 U.S. Korean Media Arts Festival in New York Aug. 8-Dec. 14 Russia and Germany Korean drum performance in Russia and Germany / TAGO Sept. 10-22 China Non-verbal performance at Silkroad International Arts Festival in Xian / Nanta Sept. 11 Japan Korea-Japan Festival 2019 in Tokyo Sept. 28-29 Spain Korean dance performance in Las Palmas / Dom Art Oct. 26-27

Project Group “Korean Men” performance in the Family Photo Project in Africa Percussion and B-boy performance in Wuhan US and Cuba 40 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 41

Support for Arts and Culture Events at Overseas Missions Support for Korea-Related Exhibitions and Events at Overseas Museums

Cultural Events Featuring Overseas Korean Artists Country Organized by / Event Period The KF provides support for Korean diplomatic missions abroad so that they can host cultural events headlined by Korean U.S. Denver Art Museum / Exhibition on Korean cultural property Jan. 1, 2019-Jan. 31, 2021 Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities / Korea Day outreach program and special artists active outside of Korea in fields such as traditional and contemporary dance, music, and fine arts. In 2019, the KF Sweden Feb. 1-Oct. 22 exhibition to mark 60th anniversary of Korea-Sweden diplomatic relations supported events organized by 16 Korean diplomatic missions in 15 countries to introduce the richness of Korean arts and culture, provide more opportunities to overseas Korean artists to appear on the international stage, and contribute to Japan Hara Museum of Contemporary Art / The Nature Rules exhibition on DMZ Apr. 13-Jul. 28 expanding the networks of global artists. Italy Palazzo Fortuny / Retrospective of Yun Hyong-keun May 11-Nov. 24 National Portrait Gallery / Korea Family Day and invitation of Korean U.S. Aug. 17 & Sept. 11-13 artists to Korea-related events SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Globalization of Korean Cuisine Netherlands Princessehof Ceramic Museum / Sunken Treasure exhibition Sept. 6, 2019-Jun. 28, 2020 The KF contributes to the promotion of Korean cuisine around the world by supporting Korean food-related events host- Denmark Viborg Museum / Flip book animation exhibition Sept. 22-Oct. 20 ed by Korean diplomatic missions. Such events include luncheons, dinner parties, food-tasting occasions, and cooking U.S. Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum / Exhibition of artworks by Lee Ufan Sept. 26, 2019-Sept. 13, 2020 classes for local leaders in the political, business, media, and other sectors. In 2019, the KF rendered support to events organized by 14 Korean diplomatic missions in 13 countries, and also provided recipes in foreign languages, information on the use of the app “Korean Food Guide 800,” and videos and books to make Korean food more easily accessible. 2019 Korean Art Workshop for Graduate Students

From July 7–14, 2019, the KF organized an eight-day Korean art workshop for graduate students on the theme of the arts of ancient Korea. A total of 20 master’s and doctoral students majoring in Korean and East Asian art from eight countries participated in the workshop. They attended lectures by experts in ancient Korean art and visited major art galleries, museums, and places of cultural importance to widen the scope of their understanding of Korean art.

Exhibition and performance in New Zealand Performance in Chicago Promotion of Korean Cuisine in Egypt

Support for Arts and Cultural Exchange Abroad

Country Activity Period 2019 Korean Art Workshop for Graduate Students Korean World Music Group BLACK STRING’s USA Tour Jan. 13-19 U.S. Korean photo exhibition and film screenings Sound of Korea at Wesleyan University Jan. 31-May 25 U.K. Invitation of Korean artists to UK Young Artists International Biennale Feb. 7-13  PUBLICATION PROGRAM Noreum Machi’s performance of fusion style traditional Korean music at Flushing Town Hall Feb. 28-Mar. 4 U.S. Traditional Korean music concert at Shepherd School of Music, Rice University Apr. 11-13 The Korea Foundation publishes periodicals in foreign languages, including Koreana, a quarterly magazine on Korean arts and culture; books on various Korea-related topics for academic and general readership; and high-quality publica- Italy Invitation of Korean artist to Venice Biennale May 11-Nov. 24 tions on Korean arts and culture in non-Korean languages. U.K. Invitation of Korean photographer to Belfast Photo Festival Jun. 3-30 Singapore T.H.E. Dance Company’s performance at 2019 M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival, Singapore Jun. 25-Jul. 21 Switzerland Symposium on Korean fine arts at University of Zurich Jun. 26-27 KOREANA Germany Media artist’s exhibition and educational program at ZKM, Karlsruhe Jun. 29-Oct. 27 Koreana is a comprehensive quarterly magazine with special features on particular aspects of Korean arts and culture. Vietnam Month of Arts Practice 2019 at Heritage Space, Vietnam Oct. 1-Dec. 8 Articles tackle diverse topics such as Korea’s art scene, society, cultural heritage, natural environment, popular culture, Invitation of Korean theatrical group to 4th Bandung Isola Performing Arts Festival, lifestyle, and literature. In 2019, the Korea Foundation published four issues of Koreana in nine languages (English, Chi- Indonesia Oct. 20-22 Indonesia University of Education nese, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, and Indonesian), totaling approximately 85,000 print copies. Georgia Contemporary Korean art exhibition and conference at Artisterium Association, Georgia Nov. 2-15 First published as a print magazine in 1987, Koreana is now available in e-book and webzine format at www.koreana. or.kr. The Koreana webzine is published in 11 languages, including Korean and Vietnamese, enabling online readers around the world to learn more about Korean arts and culture.  SUPPORT FOR OVERSEAS MUSEUMS ※ SPECIAL FEATURE THEMES IN 2019 Support for Establishment of Endowed Curatorship for Korean Art at Overseas Museums

In 2019, the KF launched a new program entitled “Support for Establishment of Endowed Curatorship for Korean Art at Overseas Museums”, designed to provide support to prominent international museums for their efforts to secure a Kore- an art curatorial position, thereby fostering specialists in Korean art. Under the program, the KF and a grant recipient mu- seum jointly create an endowment for three to five years on a 50:50 matching fund basis, enabling the museum to retain a permanent curatorial position in charge of Korean art collections with the investment income from the endowment. The Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met), the first grant recipient selected under the program in 2019, was recently ranked the third most visited art museum in the world. The KF and the Met will establish the fund jointly for the next five years and the Met will fill the endowed curatorial position of Korean art in 2023.

| Spring | The Road to Modernity: | Summer | Temple Food: | Autumn | BTS: The Odyssey of | Winter | Busan: Port of Poetry Korea in the Early 20th Century Casting Aside Desire and Seven Young Artists and Passion Delusion 42 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 43

GLOBAL HALLYU Mural Painting Project In cooperation with the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and diplomatic missions of the Republic of Korea, the Korea The KF published a record of the process and achievements of a mural painting project conducted in Vietnam from 2016 Foundation has published Global Hallyu, an annual survey and analysis of the international popularity of Korean culture, to 2018. The project attracted great attention from local authorities and residents, and won international awards for two since 2012. 2019 Global Hallyu reports on the current status of Hallyu in 98 countries, including the newly featured consecutive years: the Asian Townscape Awards from the UN-Habitat Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific in 2017 and countries of Turkmenistan, Gabon, Algeria, and Angola. The report is spread across four volumes focusing on Asia and 2018 and a Bui Xuan Phai Award in 2018. It has been frequently featured by tourists and travel agencies through Face- Oceania, the Americas, Europe, and Africa and the Middle East. book, YouTube, and other SNS platforms.

Title | 2019 Global Hallyu (4 Vol.) Language | Korean SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Size (Set) | 150×220×22 mm ● Title | Vietnamese Society and Culture as Seen through Public Art – A Record Binding | Paperback of Three Years of Mural Painting | 979-11-5604-334-8 (Set) ISBN ● S ize | 150×220×25mm ● Number of Pages | 216 Available in pdf format at www.kf.or.kr. ● Number of Copies Purchased | 500 ● ISBN | 979-11-89688-20-2

KOREAN CONTEMPORARY SHORT STORIES In 2019, the KF published collections of contemporary Korean short stories in four languages: Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, and Russian. The stories were selected from the translated works of short fiction that ran in Koreana, all of which Support for Korea-Related Publications in Foreign Languages show various aspects of Korean life. Because Koreana is not currently published in Thai, the Thai edition features seven The Korea Foundation provides support to publishers in Korea and abroad for their publication of Korea-related books in newly translated short stories. The recent Russian edition, which focuses on the theme of the present and the future, is non-Korean languages, in order to contribute to the enhancement of overseas readers’ understanding of Korea. In 2009, the second Russian language collection. The first was published in 2018 and deals with the themes of reminiscence and a total of four titles were published in four countries with support from the Foundation. the past.

Publisher Title Language Korea in the Accounts by Western Writers ● Title | New York Bakery, Dmytro Burago Publishing House Ukrainian antologi cerita pendek Korea ● Title | มี ในเมษายน ซอล ในกรกฎาคม (9th–Early 20th c.) Pakhmutov Publishing Public Service Advertising: The Korean Way English ● Language | Indonesian ● Language | Thai University of Washington Press Top-Down Democracy in South Korea English ● Size | 155×228×20mm ● Size | 155×228×20mm CUON The 100 Best Korean Movies Japanese ● Number of Pages | 396 ● Number of Pages | 256 ● Number of Copies Published | 3,000 ● Number of Copies Published | 2,000 ● ISBN | 978-616-92-4127-0 ● ISBN | 978-616-92-4127-0

● Title | Tuyển tập Truyện ngắn Hàn ● Title | КОРЕЙСКИЙ СТАНДАРТ, Quốc đương đại, chọn từ Tạp chí Рассказы современных Koreana корейских авторов ● Language | Vietnamese ● Language | Russian ● Size | 155×228×20mm ● Size | 155×228×20mm ● Number of Pages | 324 ● Number of Pages | 400 ● Number of Copies Published | 1,000 ● Number of Copies Published | 1,000 ● ISBN | 978-604-68-5652-8 ● ISBN | 979-11-5604-333-1 44 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 45

Organizer Film Date Korean Consulate General, Almaty Run-Off, Stand by me, Assassination Sept. 18–19, Oct. 25  INTRODUCTION OF KOREAN MULTIMEDIA CONTENT ABROAD Korean Embassy, Fiji Assassination, Forever The Moment Sept. 18–20, 25–27 Korean Embassy, Ivory Coast The Tunnel, Assassination Sept. 19, Dec. 10, 20 Korean Embassy Office, Malabo, Assassination, Detective K 1, Run-Off, Sept. 23–27 The KF distributes multimedia materials on Korea that help people around the world enhance their understanding about Equatorial Guinea Forever The Moment, The Tunnel Korea, and for use in Korea-related research and the education of international students. In addition, the KF provides Korean Embassy, Kenya Little Forest, Assassination, Secret Reunion, Take Off Sept. 25–26 support for Korean film screenings organized by Korean diplomatic missions abroad to introduce Korean cinema around Korean Embassy, Algeria Anarchist from Colony, Assassination Sept. 25, Oct. 6 the world. Korean Embassy, Nepal Little Forest, The Tunnel, Assassination Sept. 27–28 Korean Embassy, Madagascar The Tunnel, Little Forest Sept. 28, 29 Support for Screening of Korean Films by Diplomatic Missions Korean Consulate General, Jeddah The Tunnel, Detective K 1 Sept. 30, Nov. 6 For the hosting of Korean film festivals or special screenings of Korean movies in connection with international film fes- Korean Embassy, Czech Republic Stand by me, Secret Reunion, The road called life Oct. 8–10 SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Forever The Moment, The Tunnel, Anarchist from Colony, tivals, the KF provides support in order to enhance international awareness of Korean culture. In 2019, the KF supported Korean Embassy, Cameroon Oct. 14, 15, Nov. 24, 26, 29, 30 The Throne, Assassination, Detective K 1, 2 Korean film screenings organized by 42 Korean diplomatic missions in 39 countries, and distributed DVDs to 14 diplomat- Korean Embassy, Azerbaijan Assassination Oct. 25 ic missions. In total, people watched Korean films at 282 events conducted with support from the KF. Forever The Moment, Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Little Forest, Korean Embassy, Bulgaria Nov. 3–9 The Tunnel Korean Embassy, Finland Forgotten, A Quite Dream, Juror 8 Nov. 6–8 Organizer Film Date Korean Embassy, Sri Lanka Little Forest, Stand by me, The Tunnel, Run-Off Nov. 8–14 Korean Embassy, Uganda The King of Jokgu Nov. 9 Korean Consulate General, Sendai The Tunnel Monthly Korean Embassy, Papua New Guinea Assassination, Little Forest, Forever The Moment Nov. 9, 16, 23 Korean Embassy, Dominican A Taxi Driver, Claire’s Camera, The Wailing, Kai, Jan. 30–Feb. 6 Korean Consulate General, Boston A Taxi Driver Nov. 12 Republic Burning, The Day After, Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet Korean Embassy, Romania Parasite, Little Forest, The Throne Nov. 12–15, 26–27, 28 Ode to My Father, Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Korean Consulate General, Houston Feb. 15, 28, Mar. 29, Apr. 26, 27 Nameless Gangster: Rules of Time, Stand by me Korean Permanent Mission, Geneva Duresori: The Voice of East, The Thieves, A Barefoot Dream Nov. 21–23 Kundo: Age of the Rampant, The road called life, Secretly, Korean Consulate General, Dubai Run-Off, The road called life, Little Forest Feb. 26, Mar. 5, 9, 11, Apr. 17, Nov. 20 Korean Embassy, Malaysia Nov. 21–24 Greatly, The Classified File, Wonderful Nightmare Anarchist from Colony, Run-Off, Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Korean Consulate General, Qingdao Mar. 1, Apr. 8, 10, May 8, Jun. 14, Nov.15 The road called life, Clown of a Salesman, The Suspect Korean Embassy, Portugal The Throne, Little Forest, Assassination Nov. 30 Korean Embassy, Senegal Forever The Moment, Little Forest Mar. 27–28 Korean Consulate General, Chengdu The road called life, Anarchist from Colony Dec. 3, 5 Korean Embassy, Run-Off, Secret Reunion, Anarchist from Colony, Little Forest, Kundo: Korean Embassy, Saudi Arabia Little Forest Dec. 9 Apr. 2–4, Nov. 22,23 Trinidad and Tobago Age of the Rampant, The road called life, Stand by me, The Tunnel Korean Embassy, Qatar Forever The Moment, The Tunnel, Run-Off Apr. 6, Dec. 4, 5 Korean Embassy, Greece Run-Off, The road called life, Anarchist from Colony Apr. 8–9 Korean Consulate General, Chennai Run-Off, The road called life, Anarchist from Colony Apr. 10–12  KF GLOBAL CENTER The King of Jokgu, The road called life, Anarchist from Colony, Korean Consulate General, Toronto Apr. 20, May 18, Jun. 29, Nov. 9, Dec. 7 Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Clown of a Salesman Run-Off, Stand by me, The Tunnel, Assassination, Apr. 25, May 21–22, Jun. 4, Located in downtown Seoul, the KF Global Center provides Koreans and foreign residents in Korea with Korean Embassy, Guatemala Forever The Moment, The road called life, Speed Scandal Aug. 5–6, 28, Sept. 22, Nov. 7 opportunities to learn about and experience the cultures of Korea and other countries. The center hosts per- Korean Embassy, Tajikistan Little Forest, Assassination, Forever The Moment Apr. 29–May 3 forming arts events, exhibitions, and film screenings to introduce global arts and cultures, and offers various Korean Embassy, Lebanon My Love, My Bride, The Throne May 2–3 lectures and seminars to enhance participants’ understanding of the histories and cultures of Korea and the Korean Embassy, El Salvador Assassination, Detective K 1,2, Stand by me May 16–19, Dec.4–7 world in the KF Gallery and the KF Seminar Room. Korean Embassy, Zimbabwe The Tunnel, Stand by me, Little Forest May 17, Jun. 7, Aug. 23 Korean Consulate General, Mumbai Run-Off, Secret Reunion, Stand by me, Assassination, The Tunnel May 17–19, 27–28, May 31–Jun. 1 KF Gallery Korean Embassy, Belarus Little Forest, Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, The road called life May 18–20, Jul. 11–13, Oct. 24–26 Korean Embassy, Gabon The Tunnel May 18 The KF Global Center’s Gallery is a cultural venue that aims to introduce the Korean public to the arts and cultures of the Korean Consulate General, Frankfurt A Taxi Driver, Scout, May 18 May 27–29 world. In cooperation with foreign diplomatic missions in Korea and various international cultural exchange organiza- Korean Consulate General, St. Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Assassination May 31–Jun. 1 tions, the KF Global Center hosts exhibitions, performances, and other events at the gallery to offer the general public in Petersburg Korea opportunities to enjoy arts and cultures from around the world. Little Forest, The Tunnel, The Face Reader, The World of Korean Embassy, Croatia Jun. 1–5, Oct. 9–13, 14–17, 22–26 Us, The Beauty Inside, Long & Winding Road KF Seminar Room Korean Consulate, Las Palmas The Throne, Little Forest, Stand by me, Assassination, The Tunnel Jun. 11–15 The KF Global Center’s Seminar Room serves as a venue for KF seminars, lectures, film screenings, and various other Korean Embassy, Iraq Stand by me Jun. 30 Run-Off, Duresori: The Voice of East, Little Forest, Assassination, events to facilitate intellectual exchange. Korean Embassy, Honduras Secret Reunion, The Face Reader, A Hard Day, All about My Wife, Aug. 14–16, Sept. 17–19, 19–25, Oct. 28 How to Steal a Dog, Nameless Gangster: Rules of Time, Detective K Korean Representative Office, Palestine Little Forest, The Tunnel, Stand by me, Clown of a Salesman Aug. 18–29 Korean Embassy, Turkmenistan Forever The Moment Sept. 4 Korean Consulate General, Sendai Deranged Monthly Korean Embassy, Morocco Little Forest, Assassination Sept. 12–14, 19–21, 28, Oct. 3–5 Along with the Gods, Joint Security Area, A good Rain Korean Embassy, Bangladesh | Bhutan | Sept. 13–16 Knows, Miracle in Cell No.7, Oseam, The Tunnel Korean Embassy, Egypt Little Forest, Detective K 1, Assassination, The Tunnel Sept. 15–17, 18–19, Oct. 28 Dongju; The Portrait of a Poet, Run-Off, The road called Korean Embassy, Nicaragua Sept. 17–24, Nov. 30–Dec. 1 life, Secret Reunion, Little Forest, Stand by me KF갤러리 KF세미나실 46 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 47

 KF GLOBAL ARTS Exhibitions Performances

Title Country Organized by Period Title Organized by Venue Date KF and the Embassy of Nov. 26, 2018 - KF Gallery Open Stage 1 KF and the Embassy of 《Carpet, Pearls of Azerbaijan》 Azerbaijan KF Gallery Mar. 7 Azerbaijan in Korea Jan. 11, 2019 (Paraguayan harpist) Paraguay in Korea KF and Critical Global Studies KF Gallery Open Stage 2 KF and the Embassy of 《Unwelcome Neighbors》 Germany Feb. 24-Feb. 28 KF Gallery Jun. 10 Institute of Sogang University (Romanian violinist) Romania in Korea KF, Seoul Metropolitan City, and KF Gallery Open Stage 3 KF and the Embassy of Brazil Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, KF Gallery Jul. 23 《Nowruz, Spring of Central Asia》 the embassies in Korea of the Mar. 20-Apr. 27 (Brazilian guitarist) in Korea SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan five Central Asian countries KF Global Bridge I - performance and street fes- KF, the embassies in Korea of KF and the Embassy of Latvia Cheonggye Plaza, 《Latvia: Architecture at Convergence》 Latvia May 8-Jun. 12 tival organized to celebrate Norwuz, the Central the five Central Asian countries, Apr. 27-28 in Korea Seoul Asian Spring Festival Seoul Metropolitan City 《The Greatest Party on Earth -Rio’s KF and the Embassy of Brazil Brazil Jun. 20-Jul. 26 KF Global Bridge II - Solar Walk Jangcheon Hall, Carnival in Korea KF and the Embassy of 》 in celebration of the 60th anniversary of diplo- Gwanglim Arts Center, Nov. 27-28 Denmark in Korea 《Weltformat International Poster KF and the Embassy of Seoul Switzerland Aug. 7-Sept. 18 matic relations between Korea and Denmark Switzerland in Korea Festival》 Cultural performance on the occasion of Public KF and the Embassy of Dongdaemun Design Oct. 25-26 《The Colors of Central America and Costa Rica, Panama, Dominican KF and seven countries from Diplomacy Week Honduras in Korea Plaza, Seoul Republic, El Salvador, the Central American Oct. 2-Nov. 1 the Caribbean》 Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua Integration System KF and the Embassy of Nov. 1, 2019- 《Expanded Animation》 Denmark Denmark in Korea Jan. 17, 2020

KF Gallery Open Stage 1 (Paraguayan harpist)

《Carpet, Pearls of Azerbaijan》

KF Gallery Open Stage 2 (Romanian violinist) 《Unwelcome Neighbors》

《The Greatest Party The Central Asian on Earth -Rio’s Carnival》 Spring Festival 48 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 49

Movies

Country Title Date Venue  KF GLOBAL ACADEMY Sweden Saraband Jan. 9 Georgia House of Others Jan. 16, 23 & 30 KF Global Academy for Foreign Residents in Korea Poland Kim Ki Dok Feb. 13, 20 & 27 A Boy’s Dream Mar. 13 Korea Workshop | Netherlands A Family Quartet Mar. 20 M.C. Escher – Journey to Infinity Mar. 27 Date Program Speaker | Lecture | Rising Korea: A Middle Power’s Role in Asia and the Leif-Eric Easley, Associate Professor of Uzbekistan The Art of Doston Narration in Uzbekistan Apr. 3 Jul. 2 World International Studies, Ewha Womans University

SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Kyrgyzstan Rituals Dedicated to Children Apr. 10 Jul. 4 | Lecture | Social Changes and Culture of Korea Han Joon, Professor of Sociology, Yonsei University Tajikistan Tajik Textile Crafts Apr. 17 Jul. 6 | Field trip | National Museum of Korean Contemporary History Walnut Tree Apr. 23 Kazakhstan Kang Won-taek, Professor of Politics and The Promised Land Apr. 24 Jul. 9 | Lecture | Korean Politics, Challenges, and Implications International Relations, Seoul National University Defenders of Riga May 15 Jul. 13-14 | Workshop | Visit to Goseong DMZ Latvia Dream Team 1935 May 22 KF Seminar Room | Lecture | K-Drama and Entertainment Cho Hyung-jin, Co-CEO, Chorokbaem Media Grandpa More Dangerous than Computer May 29 Aug. 7 Park Kyung-mee, Professor, | Lecture | Korean Democracy: Challenges and Development Made in Hungaria Jun. 12 Jeonbuk National University Hungary Budapest Noir Jun. 19 | Lecture | Journalism Today and Tomorrow Sohn Jie-ae, Professor, Ewha Womans University Aug. 8 The Glass Painter – The Art of Miksa Róth Jun. 26 | Lecture | 2019 Korean Diplomacy Sohn Yul, Professor, Yonsei University Lobanovskiy Forever Jul. 17 & 24 | Lecture | Korean Economy: Present and Future Hahm Joon-ho, Professor, Yonsei University Ukraine Aug. 9 Cyborgs: Heroes Never Die Jul. 31 | Lecture | Sun Seung-hye, Director, Daejeon Museum of Art Sun Seung-hye, Director, Daejeon Museum of Art Belgium Man Overboard Aug. 14, 21 & 28 Aug. 29 | Conference | Next-Generation Conference Costa Rica Violeta at Last Sept. 11, 18 & 25 Chung Jae-jeong, Chaired Professor, Oct. 31 | Lecture | Railway, Modern Korea and Japan Actress Oct. 16 Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology Azerbaijan The Cloth Peddler Oct. 23 Nov. 2 | Field trip | Time Travel to 1900s Modern Jeong-dong (Seoul City Walking Tours) Sung Tae-yoon, Professor of Economics, Down the River Oct. 30 Nov. 5 | Lecture | Understanding the Korean Economy Yonsei University Denmark Unifying the World through Storytelling Nov.13, 20 & 27 Choi Set-byol, Professor of Sociology, Nov. 7 | Lecture | Understanding Korean Culture through BTS Ewha Womans University Cooperation with Various Institutions in Korea Nov. 9-10 | Workshop | Visit to Jeonju, Gunsan, and Cheonan The KF cooperates with and extends support to institutions and local governments in Korea for cultural exchange activi- ties, thereby increasing opportunities for Koreans living in various regions to experience world cultures.

Category Title Organizer Venue Period KF, Cheongsong County and Jul. 24- Visit KF Program 《Diego & Frida, a Smile Halfway》 Cheongsong Yasong Art Gallery Embassy of Mexico in Korea Aug.27 The Korea Foundation provides public tours for KF Global Center visitors to enhance their understanding about the KF KF, Jeollabuk-do Center for Lobby of Jeollabuk-do Center for Sept. 30- 《Diego & Frida, a Smile Halfway》 International Affairs and Embassy of and public diplomacy activities. International Affairs Nov. 29 Exhibition Mexico in Korea KF, Andong Life-long Education Andong Culture and Art Center Apr. 11- 《Life of Deportation and Settlement》 Center and Shcherbenko Art Center Gallery May 21 No. Visitor (Organization) Date No. Visitor (Organization) Date KF, Gyeongnam Culture and Art Center, 2nd Exhibition Hall, Jul. 1- 《Latvia: Architecture at Convergence》 1 Jeonbuk National University Feb. 22 16 Yunjung Middle School Jul. 10 the Embassy of Latvia in Korea Gyeongnam Culture and Art Center Aug. 30 2 Inha University Apr. 1 17 Bakmun Girls’ High School Jul. 11 KF, Paengseong Center of the Paengseong Center, Pyeongtaek International Exchange 3 Sookmyung Women’s University Apr. 5 18 Seoul Girls’ High School Jul. 12 Performance Brazilian guitarist’s performance Pyeongtaek International Jul. 24 Foundation, Exchange Foundation 4 Seocho High School May 9 19 Ilshin Girls’ Commercial High School Jul. 12 the Embassy of Brazil in Korea 5 Busan International High School May 9 20 Kwangyang Middle School Jul. 16 6 Sinwol Middle School May 17 21 Kangwon National University Jul. 17 Korean Network for International Exchange (KNIE) 7 Ajou University May 21 22 International Student Conference Jul. 19 8 Hankuk University of Foreign Studies May 24 U.S. delegates of the Korea-U.S. The Korean Network for International Exchange was established to facilitate international exchange and Korean public 23 Jul. 30 9 Michuhol Foreign Language High School Jun. 5 Congress Youth Exchange diplomacy initiatives by maintaining a cooperative network of international exchange organizations in Korea. Currently, 24 Korea Student Aid Foundation Aug. 1 the KNIE is composed of 10 members that share information on public diplomacy and international exchange activities 10 Gyeongseong High School Jun. 12 25 Korean Cultural Center in Turkely Aug. 20 and implement joint projects based on strengthened cooperative networks. 11 Jeonbuk National University Jun. 25 12 Aspiring journalists from Australia Jul. 3 26 Daegu Girls’ High School Aug. 23 ※ KNIE Members (as of December 2019, in alphabetical order) Korean delegates of the Korea-U.S. 27 Sangbong Middle School Sept. 5 13 Jul. 5 Congress Youth Exchange 28 Seoul Sejong High School Nov. 29 Daegu Gyeongbuk International Busan Foundation for Suwon Center for International 14 Cheongseok High School Jul. 5 Pyeongtaek International Exchange Gwangju International Center Exchange Association Daejeon International Center International Cooperation Cooperation 29 Nov. 29 Foundation Jeollabuk-do Center for Pyeongtaek International 15 Haengdang Middle School Jul. 10 Sejong Cultural Foundation Incheon Tourism Organization International Affairs Exchange Foundation Korea Foundation 50 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 51

 PUBLIC DIPLOMACY PROGRAMS FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC For International Exchange Program Officers | Date Lecture Title Speaker Lee Byeong-jong, Professor, Sookmyung Women’s Introduction to Public Diplomacy KF Public Diplomacy Academy (for university students) University Mar. 15 Jang Bo-ram, Deputy Director for To promote public diplomacy education and relevant research at universities in Korea, the KF supports the offering of Understanding of International Protocol regular curriculum, online courses (K-MOOC), and outreach programs on public diplomacy. Protocol, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Writing Emails and Agreements in English Shin Ju-won, Lecturer, Juliana Lee & Partners Woo Kyoung-ha, Ambassador for International Chungnam National Hankuk University of Understanding of Diplomactic Etiquette and Protocol Ewha Womans University Inha University Jeju National University Relations, Busan Metropolitan City University Foreign Studies

SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Kim Hwa-jung, Institute of International Affairs, Jun. 21 Introduction to Public Diplomacy Jeonbuk National Kangwon National Seoul National University Keimyung University Korea University Kyung Hee University University University Best Practices for Public Diplomacy and Sophie Park, Public Diplomacy Officer, Embassy of the How to Work with Embassies Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Republic of Korea Sookmyung Women’s Sungshin Women’s Yonsei University May. 29 Kim Hwa-jung, Institute of International Affairs, Seoul National University Sogang University Introduction to Public Diplomacy University University (Wonju Campus) (Seogwipo) Seoul National University Jun. 20 Best Practices for Public Diplomacy by Local Moon Kyung-yon, Professor, Jeonbuk National (Jeju) Governments University

KF Public Diplomacy Program To encourage the Korean people to harness their potential and participate in public diplomacy activities, the KF carries out the KF Public Diplomacy Program through activities such as the Public Diplomacy Project, the Young Public Diplomatic Jeonbuk National University students visited the KF Global Center in Seoul Corps, and the Public Diplomacy Youth Camp.

Project/Team Title Category Outline (Country of Activity) KF Public Diplomacy Academy (for citizens) | Halló, Ísland! | To raise general awareness of public diplomacy, the KF offers public diplomacy programs tailored to the need of citizens Bobusang (Iceland) Production of and workshop on interactive e-book content integrating traditional Korean folktales and art, including Hanbok and local government officials in charge of managing international exchange programs. Public Diplomacy | Tembea Duniani | Distribution of globe balls (soccer balls) with Dokdo and the East Sea imprinted on For Citizens | through Globe Soccer them, implementation of educational programs on world citizenship and Korean history Balls (Kenya) and culture Date Lecture Title Speaker Korean Cartoons for | Cartoon Exhibition on Korean Peace | Cartoon exhibition on the theme of peace on the Korean peninsula, discussion meeting Kim Hwa-jung, Institute of International Affairs, Peace (France) Apr. 4 Knock Knock, Public Diplomacy with university students Seoul National University | Korea-Vietnam Youth Knowledge Exchange Forum | Yu Hyun-seok, Professor, Department of Political Apr. 11 Public Diplomacy in action Guk-Honey (Vietnam) Gathering of Korean and Vietnamese youths and experts to discuss win-win Science and International Relations, Kyung Hee University cooperation between the two countries Kadir Ayhan, Professor, Graduate School of | Koryo Village Summer School | Public Tiger (Uzbekistan) Apr. 18 Public Diplomacy in the Private Sector International and Area Studies, Hankuk University of Diplomacy Opening of summer school for children of Korean descent in Uzbekistan Foreign Studies Projects | Afro-Korean | Apr. 25 A Korean YouTuber Bridges Korea and China Hanguo Dongdong, YouTuber AMDK (Ivory Coast) Organization of joint performances and festivals through workshops on traditional musical instruments, musical exchange and development of joint pieces between Korea and the Ivory Coast Tran Truong Thuy, Counselor and Deputy Chief of May. 9 Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – Vietnam Mission, Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Viet | Meet Korea through Art | Nam to the Republic of Korea MEON Project (Nepal) Introduction of traditional Korean dance incorporating elements of media art, organization of traditional Korean and Nepalese performances and cultural events for the underprivileged Sophie Park, Public Diplomacy Officer, Embassy of the May. 16 Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – The Netherlands Kingdom of the Netherlands to the Republic of Korea Korean Tea Culture | Sharing Korean Tea Culture with Denmark through the Five Senses | Platform, CNCD (Denmark) Workshops and talks on Korean tea culture organized by young Korean tea aficionados Yamasaki Hiroki, Director, Japanese Cultural Center, May. 23 Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – Japan Japan Foundation | Korean Book Culture DB Creation and Promotion | ITDA (Greece and Creation of a database on Korean book culture for foreigners, introduction to database, May. 30 Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – British Council Park Yoonjoe, Director Arts, British Council in Korea Switzerland) providing librarians with information on how to acquire Korean books around the world Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – Singapore Interna- Reuben Kwan, Division Director, Strategic CreativeThon (Mon- | Smart Farming and Food Culture Exchange Project | tional Foundation Management, Singapore International Foundation Education of vegetable farming suitable to the Mongolian environment, promotion of healthy Oct. 26 golia) Ian Thomas, Head of Evaluation for the Arts, British Korean vegetable dishes, Korean cooking class Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – British Council Council COTD | The World They Live In | Cultural experience of the 1970s and 1980s, online introduction of contemporary culture to (Culture of the Days) create emotional connections all under the topic of popular Korean culture | Souvenirs of History: 100th Anniversary of the Korean Provisional Government | Young Public HiPpl Creating souvenirs, visiting historic sites, discussion meeting to commemorate the centennial Diplomatic of the Korean Provisional Government and its role in modern Korean history Corps KBS | Traditional Esthetician Shop | (Korea, Beauty, Style) A chance to experience Korean-style beauty treatments and a tea ceremony event | A Journey through Cinema | Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – The Public Diplomacy Organizations Abroad – KF Sarangbang Screening of films that show Korean history and culture, visits to relevant places to enhance Vietnam Netherlands British Council understanding about Korea 52 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 53

Project/Team Title Category Outline Public Diplomacy Week (Country of Activity) From October 24–26, 2019, the Korea Foundation hosted Public Diplomacy Week events at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza | How to Live Wisely in Korea | (DDP) in Seoul to introduce public diplomacy achievements and activities to the general public, thereby enhancing Kore- LIKO (Life in Korea) Program to show how to survive the summer in Korea and opportunities to spend the autumn in a rural area ans’ understanding of public diplomacy. | Make Your Move | Produce Korea K-pop dance class, busking, and flash mob events Topic Outline Topic Outline | Almost Korean | Closer Together Introduction of food, traditional art, culture, and dialect of Jeolla Province ●Keynote Session: Assessing the Impact of ●Joining the Korea Foundation ●How to Be a Korean Language Educator for Young Public | Vegan/Halal Food Map | Public Diplomacy and Soft Power Exploring Dip Inside The Forefront Foreigners ●Main Session: The Future of Public Diploma- Career Paths

SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Diplomatic Halal/vegan cooking class and creation of relevant food map for foreign residents in Korea of Public ●1-on-1 Consultation Booth for Public Diploma- cy in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in Public Corps | Inside Out | Diplomacy cy Agencies Insight ● Diplomacy Introduction of historic sites and relevant history in Ganghwa Island and Namdong-gu, Incheon Presentations on Best Practices in Public - The Korea Foundation Diplomacy (held by four institutions) | When the Present Meets the Past | - King Sejong Institute Foundation Time Machine Analysis and experience of characteristics of the latter era of the Joseon Dynasty and of the 1970s and 1980s with a focus on the recent “newtro” trend, with special focus on food, clothing, and shelter ●AmbassaDOG ●Central Asian Fairytale Book Reading Perfor- mance | KF Jiphyunjeon | ●US Views on Korea ●Honduran Parranda Concert Jiphyunjeon Production of online content for Korean language education and opening of a one-day class ●Inclusive Public Diplomacy ●ASEAN Culture Road Show – Viva ASEAN to commemorate Hangeul Day Public ●K-Pop – The New Pop? Cultures from ●Assorted Cultural Events Diplomacy ●Korean Food Around - Coloring and global play Talks ● the World BTS: Ambassadors of Korean Culture - Making recycled card wallets ●Public Diplomacy Project in Ethiopia and - Bula Fiji! : Trying on Traditional Costume of Fiji Viet Nam - Traditional hair braiding ●KF Fellow Summit: Talking About Korea - Making My Own VR Kit

Launching Ceremony of KF Public Diplomacy Projects Orientation of KF Young Public Diplomatic Corps Orientation of KF Young Public Diplomatic Corps

Public Diplomacy Youth Camp (About 30 participants) The 2nd Public Diplomacy Week

Seoul Camp Jul. 26-27, 2019 Jeju Camp Aug. 2-3, 2019 Daejeon Camp Aug. 9-10, 2019

Public Diplomacy Youth Camp_ Seoul Public Diplomacy Youth Camp_ Jeju Public Diplomacy Youth Camp_ Daejeon 54 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 55

 ASEAN CULTURE HOUSE  ASEAN ARTS AND CULTURE The ASEAN Culture House (ACH) was opened in Busan on September 1, 2017, pursuant to an agreement made at the ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit in December 2014. As a platform for inter- Exhibitions national exchange between Korea and ASEAN, the ACH provides Koreans and ASEAN residents in Korea with an opportunity to enhance mutual understanding, and plays the role of an open forum for ASEAN residents to Participating Category Title Countries Organized by Period enjoy the cultures of their respective native countries. ASEAN Ways of Life: Its Diversity and Unity ASEAN Culture House and the Korean 10 ASEAN Ministry of Foreign Affairs In 2019, the ACH helped organize 56 ASEAN-related exhibitions, performances, special projects, and aca- Permanent ASEAN-Korea Gallery member in cooperation with the diplomatic missions to Year-round demic and people-to-people exchanges, with the participation of about 41,000 Koreans and foreign residents Exhibitions Korea of the 10 ASEAN member states, VR Room countries foreign ministries and cultural organizations, SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT in Korea. The ACH promotes win-win cooperation with the embassies of the ASEAN member countries, local (Digital Heritage Contents of ASEAN) and relevant organizations in Korea

governments, and cultural and academic organizations at home and abroad in implementing these programs ASEAN Culture House | Busan | in cooperation with the Korean Ministry of to enhance exchange. Accordingly, through the ACH, the Korean public has an opportunity to get to know ASE- ASEAN Gaze 10 ASEAN Foreign Affairs Apr. 5-Jun. 2 AN better and to cultivate familiarity and closeness with ASEAN cultures. (Awards Exhibition of 2019 ACH Photo member and Video Contest) countries ASEAN Culture House | Jeju | in cooperation with the KF’s Resource Management Department Jul. 16-Oct. 21 Cultural Diplomacy Initiatives on the Occasion of the 2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative 10 ASEAN ASEAN Culture House Splash ASEAN! Water: A Celebration of Life member in cooperation with Busan Metropolitan City, Jun. 18-Sept. 22 Summit and the First Mekong-ROK Summit Special countries Asia Culture Institute, and EBS Exhibitions From November 25–27, 2019, the 2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit and the First Mekong-ROK Summit were ASEAN Culture House | Busan | 10 ASEAN in cooperation with the Cheongju Craft Oct. 8, 2019- ASEAN Crafts: From Heritage to the held in Busan to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the ASEAN-ROK dialogue partnership. On the occasion of these member Biennale Organizing Committee, Cheongju Mar. 15, 2020 Contemporary Cultural Industry Promotion Foundation, the diplomatic events, the ACH played a pivotal role as a key partner of ASEAN. countries Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Busan | Cheongju | Metropolitan City Oct. 8-Nov. 17 Of particular note is the role the ACH served on November 26 as a venue for the welcome dinner of the First Mekong-ROK 10 ASEAN ASEAN Culture House Summit. The evening, which was themed “A Path to Mekong,” allowed the ACH to contribute to heart-to-heart connections Diplomatic Gifts from ASEAN member in cooperation with the Presidential Nov. 25-Dec. 5 through summit diplomacy. In attendance were the president of the Republic of Korea, the five leaders of the Mekong countries Secretariat countries (Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Viet Nam), and their spouses, all of whom toured the ACH’s facil- ities including the Permanent Exhibition Gallery, the Special Exhibition Gallery, and the VR Room. To further promote the achievements of the Commemorative Summit, the ASEAN Culture House prepared a wide variety of events through 2019. Accomplishments of note included signing a cooperative MOU with the ASEAN Cultural Center in Bangkok, Thailand and holding Viva ASEAN: ASEAN Cultural Roadshow, the first project created under this MOU. More- over, the ACH organized various events including special exhibitions (Splash ASEAN! Water, A Celebration of Life; ASEAN Crafts: From Heritage to the Contemporary, held in Busan and Cheongju; and ASEAN Cinema Week 2019 – ASEAN Cinema Permanent Exhibition - ASEAN Ways of Life: Special Exhibition - Splash ASEAN! Water: Special Exhibition - ASEAN Crafts: Its Diversity and Unity A Celebration of Life From Heritage to the Contemporary NOW!, held in four Korean cities), as well as craft fair entitled Bazaar Mekong: Handicraft and Design Goods, and the 2019 ASEAN Youth Leader Program, which were held on the occasion of ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit and Me- Performances and Festivals kong-ROK Summit. Notably, the ACH also served as a venue for a meeting of ASEAN students in Korea, hosted by the first lady of the Republic of Korea on the occasion of the Korean president’s visit to three of the ASEAN member countries (Lao Title Organized by Period PDR, Myanmar, and Thailand). This cultural exchange allowed participants of the meeting to tour the Special Exhibition ASEAN Culture House Magical ASEAN: Cambodian Circus and Splash ASEAN! Water: A Celebration of Life and contributed to preparing successful visits to ASEAN. By organizing such in cooperation with Ansan Cultural Foundation (Ansan Street Arts Festival) May 9 Thai Mime events, the ACH contributed to making the cultural diversity of ASEAN more accessible and familiar to the Korean people. and the Embassies in Korea of Cambodia and Thailand ASEAN Culture House, Busan Metropolitan City, Busan Foundation ASEAN Booth at Global Gathering 2019 May 19 for International Exchange | Gwangju | ASEAN Culture House and ASEAN Cultural Center Oct. 22-23 (Thai Ministry of Culture) Viva ASEAN : ASEAN Cultural Roadshow in cooperation with the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs; | Seoul | in celebration of the 2019 Special AMCA the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism; the Embassies in Oct. 25 Plus ROK Meeting and Korea of the ASEAN member countries; Asia Culture Center; the 2019 ASEAN-ROK Commemorative | Busan | Asia Culture Institute; Gwangju International Center; Summit Oct. 27 National Folk Gugak Center; Cheongju City; Busan Metropolitan City; | Cheongju | and the Cheongju Craft Biennale Oct. 30 ASEAN Culture House Performances | Viva ASEAN: ASEAN Cultural Road Show Movie | ASEAN Cinema Week 2019-ASEAN Cinema, NOW! People-to-People Exchange | 2019 ASEAN Youth Leader Program Bazaar Mekong: Handicraft and Design Goods in cooperation with the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nov. 29–Dec. 1 in celebration of the 1st Mekong-ROK Summit and the Embassies in Korea of the five Mekong countries

Bazaar Mekong: Handicraft and Design Goods Magical ASEAN: Cambodian Circus and Thai Mime ASEAN Booth at Global Gathering 2019 Viva ASEAN: ASEAN Cultural Roadshow 56 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 57

Movies Title Organized by Period Visiting the ACH for multicultural families ASEAN Culture House May–Dec. Title Organized by Period Network of East Asian Think-Tanks (NEAT) ASEAN Culture House, the Korean Jul. 4 ASEAN-Korea Animation & Kids Film Screening – ASEAN Culture House Working Group Meeting Ministry of Foreign Affairs, NEAT Korea Bridging the World through Film in cooperation with Busan International Special Lecture on Thailand and Kids & Youth Film Festival, Seoul International Jun. 1-Jul.27 ASEAN Culture House, the Philippines as Members of the UN Contingent Oct. 10–11 ASEAN Cultural Experience Program in conjunction Cartoon & Animation Festival, and Busan Busan Metropolitan City in the Korean War (2019 UN Week in Busan) with Bridging the World through Film International Film Festival Philippine Film Festival ASEAN Culture House, the Embassy of the in celebration of the 70th anniversary of the establishment Philippines in Korea, the Film Development Sept. 20-22 of Philippines-Korea diplomatic relations and

SUPPORT FOR CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR CULTURAL SUPPORT Council of the Philippines the centennial year of Philippine Cinema ASEAN Culture House | Seoul | Nov. 1–3 in cooperation with the Korean Ministry of ASEAN Cinema Week 2019 – ASEAN Cinema NOW! Foreign Affairs, Busan Metropolitan City, | Busan | Nov. 15–16 in celebration of the 2019 ASEAN-ROK Asia Culture Center, Busan Cinema Center, Commemorative Summit | Jeju | Dec. 7 CGV Myeongdong Station Cine Library, 2019 Easy Access ASEAN - Indonesia 2019 Easy Access ASEAN - Malaysia 2019 Easy Access ASEAN - Myanmar Megabox Jeju, and Cine 21 | Gwangju | Dec. 12–13 (Celebration Performance) (Invitation of a well-known illustrator, Yusof Gajah) (Myanmar Culture Play Zone)

People-to-People Networking

Title Organized by Period ASEAN-Korea Animation & Kids Film Screening - Bridging the World through Film 2019 ASEAN-Korea Futurist (AKF) ASEAN Culture House Apr.–Dec. ASEAN Culture House and Korean Ministry of 2019 ASEAN Youth Leader Program + Gender Equality and Family | Program | Aug. 3–11 connected exhibition Family – I, We and Together in cooperation with Korean Institute for | Exhibition | Sept. 24–Oct. 13 Healthy Family  ROK-ASEAN EXCHANGE AND COOPERATION ASEAN Culture House and the Haeundae District Office of Busan ASEAN Festival Oct. 5–6 in cooperation with multicultural family support centers in Busan Education ASEAN Culture House, 1st ROK-Indonesia Young Leaders’ Dialogue the Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Oct. 10–11 Title Organized by Period the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs ASEAN Culture House Visiting the ACH ASEAN Culture House Year-round in cooperation with Korean diplomatic Invitation Program for ASEAN Fans of Hallyu missions in ASEAN, ASEAN embassies and Oct. 25–Nov. 2 ASEAN Culture House diplomatic missions in Korea, KBS, in cooperation with the Ministry of ASEAN Project – Career Exploration Program Year-round and SM Entertainment Education and the Career Education Center of Haeundae District ASEAN Culture House ASEAN Culture Camp – winter vacation in cooperation with multicultural family program to enhance understanding about Jan. 26–Feb. 16 support centers in Busan and the Career ASEAN Education Center of Haeundae District ASEAN Culture House and Busan UNIV. | Part 1 | Mar. 12–Jun. 5 ASEAN Language Courses: I Can Speak ASEAN of Foreign Studies | Part 2 | Sept. 17–Dec. 10 | Brunei Darussalam | Mar. 14, 16–17 2019 ASEAN Youth Leader Program Invitation Program for ASEAN Fans of Hallyu ASEAN Project - Career Exploration Program | Cambodia | Apr. 18, 21 | Indonesia | May 23, 25–26 ASEAN Culture House | Lao PDR | Jun. 20, 22–23 in cooperation with the embassies to Korea | Malaysia | Jul. 25-28 Easy Access ASEAN of the 10 ASEAN member states, ASEAN Information Center students community and tourism offices, | Myanmar | Aug. 22, 24–25 and the Association of Korea Travel Writers | Philippines | Sept. 19, 21–22 The ASEAN Information Center, located on the first floor of the ACH, has a collection of about 5,400 books and reference | Singapore | Oct. 17, 19–20 materials on ASEAN and other topics. This is an open community space accessible to visitors of all ages including local residents, foreign residents in Korea, and children. | Thailand | Nov. 14, 16–17 | Viet Nam | Dec. 5, 7–8 ASEAN Culture House | Part 1 | Apr. 4–25 Rental Services ASEAN Cooking Club in cooperation with Multicultural | Part 2 | Oct. 12–13, Nov. 2–3 Family Support Centers in Busan The ACH provides facilities (seminar room, lecture room, practice room, cultural experience zone, ACH hall) free of charge to Korean and foreign residents for holding events related to cultural and academic exchange between Korea and ASEAN countries. 58 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 59 SUPPLEMENT  FINANCIAL OVERVIEW  DONATION PROGRAM

Revenue Designated and General Donations in 2019 (UNIT: KOREAN WON / MILLION)

Details Amount Donor Beneficiary (Designated Project) Amount Investment Income 2,730 Harvard Law School, U.S. 1 Yulchon, Attorneys at Law US $30,000 1 (Research on Korea and Korea’s role in the world) Other Income from Property 2,730 Cornell University, U.S. 2 Anonymous US $100,000 Current Transfer Income 62,584 (Korean studies program) 2 Regular Budget 59,421 Brown University, U.S. 3 Anonymous US $100,000 Private Endowment 3,162 (Korean studies endowment) Harvard University, U.S. Sales Revenue from Goods and Services 545 4 Anonymous US $800,000 3 (Korean studies research and academic activities) Miscellaneous Revenue 545 Dalat University, Vietnam 5 Oh Jeong-eun US $1,000 Mature Funds (Surplus Funds Withdrawn) 42,814 (Scholarship for Korean studies department students) 4 Surplus Funds Collection 42,814 East West Center, U.S. 6 POSCO US$ 63,070 Intra-Government Transfers and Other Income 41,675 (Korean studies fellowship) £99,700 5 Withdrawal of Principal Deposit 40,000 British Museum, U.K. 7 AmorePacific Corporation (approx. US Deposit Interest 1,675 (Korean painting conservation project) $131,000) Total 150,348 Parents Association of Deerfield Academy, U.S. 8 US $40,993.08 Deerfield Academy (Korea-related educational program) Parents Association of Thacher School, U.S. 9 US $25,000 Thacher School (Korea-related educational program) Korean Alumni Association of Smith College, U.S. 10 US $9,700 Smith College (Korea-related courses) Korea Defense Veterans Association, U.S. 11 Korea-U.S. Alliance Foundation US $400,000 Expenditures for Operations (Korea-related program) (UNIT: KOREAN WON / MILLION) Yale University, U.S. 12 Anonymous US $100,000 (Korea-related research) Details Amount Harvard Law School, U.S. 13 Bae, Kim & Lee LLC US $30,000 1 Support for Korean Studies Overseas 14,669 (Research on Korean law) 2 Global Networking 18,311 Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens, Austria 14 Ban Ki-moon US $100,000 3 Cultural Exchange and Support for Media 12,140 (Korea-related program) Tate Gallery, U.K. 4 Donation Program 3,238 15 Anonymous US $60,000 (Acquisition of Korean artists’ work) 5 Information Technology and Resource Management 1,363 University of Pennsylvania, U.S. 16 Anonymous US $50,000 6 Relocation of Public Institution 5,316 (Korea-related program) 7 Management for Fund 13,756 Stanford University, U.S. 17 Anonymous US $400,000 (Korea-related research) 8 Deposit for Public Capital Management Fund 60,000 Choate Rosemary Hall, U.S. 9 Surplus Fund Account 21,553 18 Anonymous US $50,000 (Korea-related educational program) Total 150,348 CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies), 19 Poongsan Corporation US $100,000 U.S. (Operation of Korea Chair) Choate Rosemary Hall, U.S. 20 Anonymous US $150,000 (Korea-related educational program) Korea Foundation KRW 240,000 21 Yun Yeo-jin (International exchange activities / general donation) (approx. US $200) Approx. US Total $2,740,963.08 60 ANNUAL REPORT KF 2019 61 SUPPLEMENT  ORGANIZATION  CONTACT INFORMATION

Board of Directors Headquarters in Jeju-do The Korea Foundation’s Board of Directors oversees and makes decisions on key issues related to the KF’s operation 55 Sinjung-ro, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do 63565, Republic of Korea and activities. The board comprises nine members: three executive board members, including the KF president, and six Tel: +82-64-804-1000 Fax: +82-64-804-1275 Email: [email protected] non-executive directors representing various sectors of Korean society. Board members are as follows:

Executive Board Members | President +82-64-804-1003 Budget and Public Affairs Department +82-64-804-1158 Executive Vice President +82-64-804-1004 Resource Management Department +82-64-804-1000 Lee Geun Kang Young-pil Kim Seong-in Executive Vice President +82-2-2151-6503 Organizational Culture and Institutional Improvement PM President Executive Vice President Executive Vice President Auditor-General (Non-Standing) +82-64-804-1021 +82-64-804-1022 Office of the Auditor-General +82-64-804-1018 ICT Management Department +82-64-804-1086 Non-Executive Directors | Future Planning Task Force +82-64-804-1110 International Cooperation Bureau +82-64-804-0000 Yun Sai-ree Kim Young Jin Kim Hak Kyun Public Relations Task Force +82-64-804-1112 Arts and Culture Department +82-64-804-1154 Honorary Managing Partner, Attorney at Law Yulchon Chairman and CEO, Handok Advisor, Attorney at Law Hwahyun Korean Studies Department +82-64-804-1116 Bureau of Strategic Management +82-64-804-1017 Lee Jang Woo Lee Jihyun Julianne Seo Eun-ji Global Networking Department +82-64-804-1137 Professor, School of Business Management, Director-General, Public Diplomacy and Innovation and Strategic Planning Department Chief Executive Officer, Julianne Lee & Company Kyungpook National University Cultural Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Foreign Affairs +82-64-804-1039

Organizational Chart KF Global Center 2nd Fl. (KF Gallery) and 19th Fl. (Seminar Room), Center 1 Building West Tower, 26 Eulji-ro 5-gil, Seoul 04539, Republic of Korea President Tel: +82-2-2151-6565 Fax: +82-2-2151-6590, 6592 Email: [email protected]

International Cooperation Bureau 2 +82-2-2151-6547 Invitation and Fellowship Department +82-2-2151-6521 Future Planning TF Office of the Auditor - General KF Global Center +82-2-2151-6540 Korea-Central Asia Cooperation Forum Secretariat +82-2-2151-6575 Auditor

Executive Vice – President Executive – President Public Relations TF ASEAN Culture House Strategy and International International ASEAN Culture House Management Bureau Cooperation Bureau 1 Cooperation Bureau 2 Forum Secretariat Korea-Central Asia Cooperation 162 Jwadong-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan 48108, Republic of Korea Tel: (051) 775-2000 Fax: (051) Email: [email protected]

Innovation Resource Korean Arts & Invitation & Performing Planning and and Strategic Management Studies Culture Fellowship Arts and Management Planning Exhibition Director-General +82-51-775-2012 Academic and Educational Programs Department +82-51-775-2036 Department Department Department Department Department Department Department Performing Arts and Exhibition Department +82-51-775-2026 Planning and Management Department +82-51-775-2014

Budget Academic and and Public ICT Global KF Global Educational Affairs Management Networking Center Programs Department Department Department Department

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KF Global Offices To facilitate international exchange programs and ensure more efficient program administration in consideration of local circum- stances, the KF opened a series of global offices in the United States (Washington, D.C.), China, Germany, Russia, and Vietnam in 2005; in Japan in 2007; in Los Angeles in February 2010; and in Jakarta, Indonesia in October 2019. The KF thus currently maintains eight global offices in seven countries. Global offices identify local demands and develop exchange programs suitable for their respective cultures and circumstances, enabling the KF to customize its international exchange activities to better address local needs.

Washington, D.C., U.S. Moscow, Russia The Korea Foundation, Washington, D.C. Office The Korea Foundation, Moscow Office 1612 K Street N.W., Suite 1201, Washington, D.C. 20006, United States c/o The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, St. Plyushchikha Bldg. 56, Moscow, 119121, Russia Tel: +1-202-419-3400 Fax: +1-202-419-0498 Email: [email protected] Tel: +7-495-783-2742 Fax: +7-495-783-2777 Email: [email protected]

LOS ANGELES, U.S. Berlin, Germany The Korea Foundation, L.A. Office The Korea Foundation, Berlin Office 3600 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 2040, Los Angeles, CA 90010, United States c/o The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Stulerstr. 8-10, 10787 Berlin, Germany Tel: +1-213-389-2003 Fax: +1-213-389-2033 Email: [email protected] Tel: +49-30-2606-5458 Fax: +49-30-2606-5399 Email: [email protected]

Tokyo, Japan Hanoi, Vietnam The Korea Foundation, Tokyo Office The Korea Foundation, Hanoi Office c/o The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, 1-2-5 Minami Azabu, Minoto-ku, Tokyo, Japan Lo SQ4, Do Nhuan, Khu Ngoi Doan, Xuan Tao, Bac Tu Liem, Ha Noi,Vietnam Tel: +81-3-6400-0640 Fax: +81-3-3452-7420 Email: [email protected] Tel: +84-4-3771-4924 Fax: +84-24-3771-1814 Email: [email protected]

Beijing, China Jakarta, Indonesia The Korea Foundation, Beijing Office The Korea Foundation, Jakarta Office c/o The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, No. 20 Dongfangdonglu, Chaoyang District, Beijing, 100600, China The Embassy of the Republic of Korea, Jalan Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav. 57, Jakarta, Seletan, 12950, Indonesia Tel: +86-10-8531-0686 Email: [email protected] Tel: +62-21-2988-0012 Fax: +62-21-2988-0010 Email: [email protected]