ABU President
and Chief Executive, KBS-Korea and the ABU President on 5 February 2015. Dr Mottaghi took this opportunity to present a comprehensive report of the ABU activities and its past, present and future planning.
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The ABU President, Mr Cho Dae- hyun shared views to further strengthen future activities of the ABU. As indicated during the last General Assembly in Macau, Mr Cho Dae- hyun, re-confirmed his full support towards the ABU and its future planning. He also expressed his full confidence in the ABU Secretariat.
Ms Sophia Seungjoo Hong, Head & Executive Director, International Relations, Mr Hee Su Kang, Director, International Relations and Mr Hyunsoo Kim, ABU Liaison Officer were also present at this meeting.
he ABU Secretary-General visited KBS Korea and met with Mr Cho Dae- hyun, President
ABU-KBS: Closer Ties
Mr Cho Dae-hyun, ABU President and President & CEO of Korean Broadcasting System and Dr Javad Mottaghi, ABU Secretary-General
Mr Cho Dae-hyun, ABU President and President & CEO of Korean Broadcasting System (2nd from right), Dr Javad Mottaghi, ABU Secretary-General, Mr Hyunsoo Kim, ABU Liaison Officer, Mr Hee Su Kang, Director International Relations and Ms Sophia Seungjoo Hong, Head & Executive Director, International Relations at KBS
PSG Meeting in Japan T
14 ABU News
he mid-year Planning and Strategy Group (PSG) meeting was hosted by NHK, Japan in Sendai on 14th March.
18 members of the ABU “think-thank” discussed about the new ABU Organisational Charter for the Secretariat and were briefed on the Video and Photo Archives project. The Planning and Strategy Group also prepared a recommendation to modify the membership subscription groups and to draft amendments to the ABU Statutes that will be submitted to the Administrative Council for their consideration.
The PSG is the advisory body to the Administrative Council and the ABU Secretariat.
It meets twice a year to develop proposals and recommendations to the Administrative Council for the future direction and strategy of the Union.
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