International Conference of Asian Political Parties discusses the role of the media… “Seoul Statement” adopted = South Korea

On the 18th, the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) held the ``6th ICAPP Media Forum'' at the National Assembly building in Seoul, South Korea. Including South Korea, Cambodia, Indonesia, and
Representatives from 18 political parties from 23 countries, including Zakhstan and Mongolia, and media representatives from 21 companies participated in the discussion on ``the role of the media in building an Asian community and political democratization.''
At the conference, the ``Seoul Statement'', which aims to strengthen cooperation between political parties and media in the region and deepen democratization, was announced.
``Statement'' was adopted. The statement said: ``We believe that political parties and regional media that support and participate in the goals of ICAPP will
We reaffirm our commitment to fostering close communication and creating a positive environment." ``We want all members of Asia to be welcomed and respected without discrimination.''
"To this end, we should promote ICAPP's efforts to build a better community in the region."
We have come to an agreement.'' ICAPP is an international organization established in 2000. With the aim of promoting exchange and cooperation for world peace and common prosperity, transcending the political philosophies and backgrounds of Asian regional political parties,
Approximately 360 political parties from 52 countries are members. Chung Eui-yong, former National Security Office Director of the South Korean government, will serve as chairman of the Standing Committee, and Kwon Hee-seok, former ASEAN (Southeast Asian)
The Ambassador of the South Korean Mission (Association of Asian Nations) serves as the Secretary-General.