1. Summary of Project Results

1-1. Mission Name Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Frankfurt

**1-2. Project Name (New/Ongoing Project Status)**Korea-Germany AI Seminar New Project

1-3. Date and VenueAugust 1 (Fri) – August 3 (Sun), 2025, Frankfurt School of Finance & Management

1-4. Host German-Korean Young Generation Network

1-5. Co-Organizer/SponsorConsulate General of the Republic of Korea in Frankfurt, German-Korean Forum Association, German Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth

1-6. Event Program

• Panel discussion: "Youth, Digitalization, Responsibility – The Role of Youth in the AI Era in Germany and Korea" (Speakers: Oliver Stirböck, Member of the Hessian State Parliament; Byunghak Kim, Director at Bosch)
• Keynote presentation: Shin Dong-min, Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' International AI Diplomacy Division
• Group discussions, Fishbowl debate, documentary screening, etc.

1-7. Attendance ScaleTotal 60 participants (Korean and German youth, graduate students, young professionals, etc.)

1-8. List of AttendeesConsul General Eunjeong Kim, Oliver Stirböck (Member of the Hessian State Parliament), Byunghak Kim (Director at Bosch), Shin Dong-min (Director of MOFA International AI Diplomacy Division), Jae Kwon (Researcher at Max Planck Institute), youth participants, local German university students, AI experts, etc.

1-9. Press Coverage StatusGyopo Shinmun (Korean Newspaper in Germany), August 15 (Fri), 2025

1-10. Other Remarks

• This seminar was evaluated as a positive opportunity to deeply convey the Korean government's AI policy direction and global discussion trends, as the Director of MOFA International AI Diplomacy Division attended as the keynote speaker.
• Active discussions regarding AI took place among the members of the German-Korean Young Generation Network who are active in diverse fields such as science, medicine, political diplomacy, and human resource utilization.
• It also served as an opportunity for networking with leading figures in the AI sector in Germany, including Byunghak Kim (Director at Bosch) and Jae Kwon (Researcher at Max Planck Institute).

2. Project Outcomes

2-1. Key Project Achievements