| Jung Min-ho, right, staff reporter at The Korea Times and head of the international relations department of the Journalists Association of Korea, speaks during a discussion session of the World Journalists Conference 2023 in Seoul, Tuesday. More than 50 journalists from 47 countries have gathered in Korea to discuss various challenges regarding the future of journalism and promote friendship. During the six-day event that runs until April 29, the participants will visit Busan, Incheon and Suwon as well as the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to learn about Korea. Courtesy of Journalists Association of Korea |
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