Media production remains an avenue for inter-Korean cooperation, a group of experts suggested on Tuesday.
The media experts gathered in Seoul at an event organized by the Korea Information Society Development Institute to discuss the future of inter-Korean cooperation in formats such as TV dramas, entertainment programs and production training, on Tuesday.
Media production remains an avenue for inter-Korean cooperation, a group of experts suggested on Tuesday.
The media experts gathered in Seoul at an event organized by the Korea Information Society Development Institute to discuss the future of inter-Korean cooperation in formats such as TV dramas, entertainment programs and production training, on Tuesday.
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