The Congressional Study Group on Korea (CSGK) was formed in 2018 to better showcase the economic and security partnership between the United States and the Republic of Korea. CSGK's Capitol Hill programs and Study Tours create a unique opportunity to bring the history, culture, economic realities, politics and security concerns of our ROK ally to Congressional audiences. An annual highlight of the CSGK's programming is a Study Tour to South Korea with a bipartisan delegation for Members of Congress that offers a deep dive into the key issues facing the bilateral relationship.
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Member of Congress Study Tour of Korea
CSGK Study Tours sustain legislative and economic exchanges between lawmakers and their staffs in the United States and Korea. These Study Tours provide the opportunity for examination of the economic and geopolitical realities. CSGK accomplishes this through interaction with students, journalists, business leaders, and government leadership to gain a better understanding between our two nations. The bipartisan bonds created on these tours help foster a stronger U.S.-ROK relationship and awareness in Congress.
Capitol Hill Programming
The Capitol Hill Roundtable series brings subject matter experts, members of the diplomatic corps, and business leaders together to speak with Members of Congress and their staff about issues important to the U.S.-Korea partnership. Past programs have discussed security, trade, and economic and workforce development, among other timely topics. Events intentionally seek a smaller audience to cultivate candid and productive discussions.
Read Our 2021 CSGK Publication
In 2021, in partnership with The Korea Society, FMC published a series of essays by key stakeholders in the U.S.-ROK Alliance.
