South Korea to Share Environmental Analysis Technology with Asia-Pacific Nations
The National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), under South Korea's Ministry of Climate, Environment and Energy, is hosting the 15th East Asia Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Analysis Training. This three-day program, running from Monday through Wednesday, is taking place in Seoul and its metropolitan area. Approximately 50 officials and experts from six Asia-Pacific countries—Laos, Malaysia, Japan, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Thailand—are participating. The training aims to disseminate South Korea's advanced environmental analysis technologies to the region, thereby strengthening POPs monitoring and reduction capabilities across East Asia. Since 2011, South Korea has been involved in international cooperation projects to support the Stockholm Convention, sharing POPs management information and transferring analytical technologies to developing nations.