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GABI Participates in MIT Symposium on Nuclear Energy Dominance

GABI was honored to participate as speaker at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology program, “Nuclear Energy Dominance: Can the U.S. Do It Alone?” The event took place March 26-27, 2026 and brought together distinguished experts and leaders for a timely discussion...

GABI Joins Panel Discussion on Future of U.S.-Korea Nuclear Cooperation

GABI participated in “The Next Decade: Shaping the Future of U.S.–ROK Nuclear Cooperation,” held in Gyeongju, Korea and hosted by the Atlantic Council, KHNP, KAERI, and Doosan Enerbility. GABI had the opportunity to share its perspective on Artificial Intelligence,...

GABI – Jeju Energy Corporation Cooperation Agreement

Jeju Energy Corporation is embarking on mutual cooperation in new and renewable energy with U.S. energy specialized organizations. On January 8th (U.S. local time), the Corporation signed a business agreement with GABI (Global America Business Institute), a global...

GABI at private roundtable discussion on Prospects for the Trump Administration’s Nuclear Policies

On Tuesday, May 16, 2017, GABI President Florence Lowe-Lee was invited to speak at private roundtable discussion on Prospects for the Trump Administration’s Nuclear Policies and the US-ROK Nuclear Cooperation at East Asia Institute in Seoul, Korea. The purpose of the...

GABI signs MOU with the Kyung Hee University.

On Friday, May 12, 2017, GABI signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Kyung Hee University (KHU). As part of the MOU, GABI will now serve as KHU’s Washington, DC Chapter. Additionally, the two organizations will pursue collaboration in joint workshops and...

GABI invited to speak on nuclear politics on the Korean Peninsula briefing at the University of Maine

April 03, 2017 On Monday, April 3rd, 2017, GABI President Florence Lowe-Lee was invited to speak at a seminar co-hosted by the Korea Economic Institute of America (KEIA) and the University of Maine School of Policy & International Affairs (SPIA) on "Nuclear...