대담: 안준성 교수<br /><br /> This is when we would normally wrap things up.<br />But today our newscast continues, as we bring you live from Moscow, another historic first by the liberal leader.<br />Moon Jae-in is set to become the first president of an Asian nation to address the State Duma, the lower house of Russia's Federal Assembly.<br />Among other topics, he is likely to focus on sharing his vision of the New Northern Policy.<br />To expand Seoul's diplomatic and economic horizons with its Eurasian neighbors.<br />That means boosting Seoul-Moscow relations is a crucial step.<br />To help us navigate through the historic events set to unfold before us.<br />We have professor AN Jun-seong from the Graduate School of International Studies, Yonsei University.<br />Good to have you with us.<br /><br /> Thank you for having me. <br /><br /> Another milestone visit by President Moon.<br />This state visit is in fact the first visit by a South Korean leader to Moscow in this century.<br />How would you gauge the significance of tonight's develoments. <br /><br /> It's likely the president will seek Moscow's support in achieving denuclearization and peace on the peninsula.<br />What specific role would he ask Russia to play?<br /><br /> Seoul-Moscow Economic cooperation.<br />What specific details will the two sides be able to iron out?<br /><br /> With the thawing inter-Korean ties...<br />Hopes are high trilateral economic projects involving Russia could take off.<br />- What are the key areas?<br />- How can the joint projects be successful?<br /> What role are each tasked with.<br />
