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PAS Young Leaders' Forum(PYLF) |
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As continuing globalization and interdependence shape the modern world today, it is up |
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to the young, emerging leaders of the new century to overlook the differences and administer |
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the formation of regional communities based on common interest and agendas. |
| PAS intend to initiate such movement to find common grounds for cooperation through free |
| exchange of ideas and opinions, leading to greater understanding and respect. In this regard, |
| PAS invites future leaders from various countries to come to the Forum for intercultural |
| education that will eliminate superficial differences and promise better international relations |
| between all entities in the future. |
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Objectives |
 Raising future leaders |
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Promoting interchange |
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Activities |
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The Forum consists of lectures, open discussions, presentations, and various cultural
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activities that will foster incentives for the participants to cooperate and work together to
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| achieve better international relations. Even after completion of the program, the participants |
| are expected to continue to exchange their ideas and opinions on improving world relation |
| through email, homepages and other forms of communication. |
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| Accomplishments |
| The 1st PAS Young Leaders' Forum(November 1-6, 2000) |
| Theme : 'Digital Society' / Promised and Failures |
| Co-host : The Pacific Asia Society(PAS), The Korea Center for Free Enterprise(CEF) |
| Sponsor : Ministry of Education, Korea Herald, Japan Times, Manila Bulleti, |
| Embassies in various countries |
| Participants : 26 students from 13 countries |
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| The 2nd PAS Young Leaders' Forum(August 20-25, 2001) |
| Theme : 'Vision and Strategy for Forming Pacific Asia Community' |
| Co-host : The Pacific Asia Society(PAS), The Bright and Dynamic Nation |
| Sponsor : Kyunghee University, Korea International Tread Association(KITA) |
| The Asia Research Fund, Seoul Metropolitan Government |
| Participants : 32 students from 10 countries |
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| Supported by: |
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Ministry of Education and Human Resources
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| Sponsored by: |
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Nonghyp, Lotte Confectionary Co. Yujin T&S, Kyunghee University, Choongwae Parma
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| Corporation, Dong Kook Pharm. Co., Ltd. Hyundai Multi CAV, Ministry of Culture & Tourism, |
| Korea Junior Book Foundation |
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