GR Korea and BCCK to Host 
UK–Korea Discussion on National AI Strategies

_{- British Ambassador, UK and Korean lawmakers, and AI experts to participate}

_{- Discussion to explore AI policy priorities, industry competitiveness, and bilateral cooperation}
 

• GR Korea, a government relations and public affairs consultancy, will co-host a breakfast briefing with the British Chamber of Commerce in Korea (BCCK) on 5 November at Conrad Seoul. The event, titled “Breakfast & Politics: The National AI Strategy’with BCCK,” will focus on AI policy priorities and national strategies in South Korea and the United Kingdom.

  
  
  ▲5 November Event Poster

   

• Participants will include British Ambassador to South Korea Colin Crooks, South Korean National Assembly Member Jeongheon Lee of the Democratic Party of Korea, a UK parliamentary delegation led by Alicia Kearns MP, Juyun Moon, Executive Director of GR Korea, Professor Sung-eun Hong of the School of Global AI Convergence at Sungkyunkwan University, and Dr Won-tae Lee, Chair of the Special Committee on Security at South Korea’s National AI Strategy Committee. Jeongheon Lee will deliver a keynote address outlining South Korea’s national AI strategy, key policy priorities, and the roles of the government and National Assembly. 
   
• The discussion will examine policy challenges surrounding the adoption and safe use of AI across industries, with a focus on strengthening AI competitiveness and identifying opportunities for UK–Korea policy cooperation.
   
• GR Korea is the Korean office of The GR Company, a government relations and public affairs consultancy operating across the Asia-Pacific region. The firm advises domestic and international companies on policy and regulatory developments, government and parliamentary relations, and stakeholder engagement. <ENDS>