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Members
- Chandra Arya, M.P.
- Don Davies, M.P.
- Ali Ehsassi, M.P.
- Hon. Ed Fast, M.P.
- Hon. Marc Garneau, P.C., M.P.
- Hon. Clément Gignac, Senator
- Marilène Gill, M.P.
- Randy Hoback, M.P.
- Stephanie Kusie, M.P.
- Hon. Yonah Martin, Senator
- Hon. Rebecca Patterson, Senator
- Hon. Mohamed-Iqbal Ravalia, Senator
- Hon. Raymonde Saint-Germain, Senator
- Hon. Yuen Pau Woo, Senator
Contact
YuenPau.Woo@sen.parl.gc.ca
Resources
The Canada-DPRK Knowledge Partnership Program
In 2010, Prof. Kyung-Ae Park established the Canada-DPRK Knowledge Partnership Program (KPP) at the University of British Columbia. KPP is the first North American program to educate North Korean university faculty members for long-term periods in economics and business practices as well as sustainable development.
In addition, the KPP has held several international conferences in North Korea, with participation from North American, European, Asian, and UN experts. The Program has also led North Korean delegations to Europe and Asia for international workshops and study visits.
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Activities
Meeting with the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Canada (May 31, 2023)
Parliamentarians met with His Excellency Lim Woongsoon.
Trip to South Korea (April 2023)
Canadian parliamentarians visited South Korea to meet with senior officials and the National Assembly.
Meeting with the new Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Canada (November 30, 2022)
Canadian parliamentarians met with His Excellency Lim Woongsoon.
Seminar on Peace and Security in the Korean Peninsula (July 9, 2022)
A Seminar on Peace and Security in the Korean Peninsula, organized by UBC's Knowledge Partnership Program and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea.
Meeting with the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Canada (June 13, 2022)
Canadian parliamentarians met with His Excellency Keung Ryong Chang.
Parliamentary Delegation to South Korea (April 9-16, 2022)
A delegation of Canadian parliamentarians visited Seoul, South Korea, as part of the Knowledge Partnership Program at the School of Public Policy and Global Affairs, University of British Columbia.
During the visit, the delegation met with many senior government officials, parliamentarians, former heads of government and the United Nations, university presidents, scholars, think tank leaders, and heads of foreign missions.
The goal of the visit was to meet with legislators in South Korea to discuss inter-Korean affairs and the role of Canada in reducing tensions on the Korean peninsula through Track-II knowledge diplomacy.
Read the media release
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