This book commemorates the 30th anniversary of Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI) by reviewing the history, institutional development, achievements, and future prospects of the GTI. Prepared by scholars under the framework of the GTI Research Institutions Network (RIN), led by researchers from Chinses Association of International Trade(CAIT), the publication reflects the academic community’s contributions to understanding and advancing regional cooperation in Northeast Asia.
This study examines the necessity and feasibility of the Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI)s transition into an international organization and proposes a practical roadmap for its legal and institutional transformation. The study was prepared by the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy (KIEP) research team, incorporating comments and reference inputs from Research Institutions Network (RIN) partner institutions and relevant government ministries.
This handbook is a part of the project «Ecotourism Development in Northeast Asia: GTI Seminar on Ecotourism Promotion and a Handbook on NEA Ecotourism Routes» (2023 – 2024) coordinated by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.
This handbook is a part of the project «Ecotourism Development in Northeast Asia: GTI Seminar on Ecotourism Promotion and a Handbook on NEA Ecotourism Routes» (2023 – 2024) coordinated by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.