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Members of the Korea CQ Forum -- an intellectual and networking platform for opinion leaders -- organized by the Corea Image Communications Institute pose at a gathering at the Latvian Embassy in Seoul on Nov. 7.
They listened to a lecture on fostering creativity in the age of automation by professor Lee Kwang-hyung at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology’s Department of Bio and Brain Engineering.
In the photo are Latvian Ambassador to Korea Peteris Vaivars (tall person in the back) and his spouse Rina (his right), Singapore Ambassador Yip Wei Kiat (fourth from right), professor Lee Kwang-hyung (front, fourth from left) and CICI President Choi Jung-wha (fifth from right). (Corea Image Communications Institute)
