China
- HITS25914
4. China
[Outline]
- Date and Venue: June 15, 1998 | Beijing, People‘s Republic of China
- Signatories: Respective Ministers of the Korea Forest Service and the State Forestry Administration
- Objective: Reinforcing the forestry cooperation between the two countries,
[History]
- 1994: Korea and China concluded the Record of Discussions (ROD) on Forestry Cooperation between the two countries.
- 1st Forestry Cooperative Committee (1996): Discussed the action plan for a joint research project in forestry and addressed the donation of Asiatic Black Bears from China.
- 2nd Forestry Cooperative Committee (1998): Signed the arrangement for cooperation in the field of forestry and emphasized joint research efforts.
- 3rd Forestry Cooperative Committee (2000): Decided to conduct research on yellow dust prevention, bamboo utilization technology, and biological surveys.
- 4th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2003): Explored new joint research projects on the breeding of Siberian tigers and pine wilt.
- 5th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2005): Focused on the donation of Siberian tigers from China and addressed pine wilt management, combating desertification, and joint research on oak mushrooms.
- 6th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2007): Addressed enhanced cooperation in combating yellow dust and desertification, along with a pilot project for integrated forest management in Beijing.
- 7th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2009): Centered on cooperation in combating yellow dust and desertification, as well as preservation of Siberian tiger species.
- 8th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2011): Signed the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the additional donation of Siberian tigers from China and discussed further cooperation on joint research projects.
- 9th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2013): Deliberated on cooperation in combating desertification, conducting joint research among research institutes, and signing the MOU on forest recreation.
- 10th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2015): Focused on cooperation regarding combatting desertification, forest recreation, jujube research, forest fire management, forest diseases and pests, and the East Asia Biodiversity Conservation Network (EABCN).
- 11th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2018): Navigated through agendas, including combating desertification, urban forest development, fine dust reduction, forest healing, seed conservation, and research on jujube and forest products.
[Outline]
- Date and Venue: June 15, 1998 | Beijing, People‘s Republic of China
- Signatories: Respective Ministers of the Korea Forest Service and the State Forestry Administration
- Objective: Reinforcing the forestry cooperation between the two countries,
[History]
- 1994: Korea and China concluded the Record of Discussions (ROD) on Forestry Cooperation between the two countries.
- 1st Forestry Cooperative Committee (1996): Discussed the action plan for a joint research project in forestry and addressed the donation of Asiatic Black Bears from China.
- 2nd Forestry Cooperative Committee (1998): Signed the arrangement for cooperation in the field of forestry and emphasized joint research efforts.
- 3rd Forestry Cooperative Committee (2000): Decided to conduct research on yellow dust prevention, bamboo utilization technology, and biological surveys.
- 4th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2003): Explored new joint research projects on the breeding of Siberian tigers and pine wilt.
- 5th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2005): Focused on the donation of Siberian tigers from China and addressed pine wilt management, combating desertification, and joint research on oak mushrooms.
- 6th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2007): Addressed enhanced cooperation in combating yellow dust and desertification, along with a pilot project for integrated forest management in Beijing.
- 7th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2009): Centered on cooperation in combating yellow dust and desertification, as well as preservation of Siberian tiger species.
- 8th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2011): Signed the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the additional donation of Siberian tigers from China and discussed further cooperation on joint research projects.
- 9th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2013): Deliberated on cooperation in combating desertification, conducting joint research among research institutes, and signing the MOU on forest recreation.
- 10th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2015): Focused on cooperation regarding combatting desertification, forest recreation, jujube research, forest fire management, forest diseases and pests, and the East Asia Biodiversity Conservation Network (EABCN).
- 11th Forestry Cooperative Committee (2018): Navigated through agendas, including combating desertification, urban forest development, fine dust reduction, forest healing, seed conservation, and research on jujube and forest products.
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