Boris Johnson Moon Jae-in bilat - UNGA (United Nations General Assembly) Summit in New York

The speaker highlights Korea's unique position to lead in technology and climate change efforts, congratulating their progress and urging further contributions. They discuss the transition from coal energy, emphasizing the need for more action and collaboration, particularly in the context of the G20. The talk concludes with a call to help and recognition of Korea's achievements.

What does the speaker believe about Korea's role in technology and climate change?

• Korea is well-suited to transform technology and tackle climate change.

• Korea has no role in climate change challenges.

• Korea should focus on traditional industries.

• Korea is not suited for technological advancements.

What does the speaker hope Korea will contribute to?

• Reducing city emissions.

• Expanding urban areas.

• Increasing coal usage.

• Building more factories.

What initiative does the speaker mention regarding coal usage?

• Powering past coal.

• Increasing coal production.

• Building new coal plants.

• Exporting more coal.

What percentage of power came from coal in 2012 according to the speaker?

• 20%

• 30%

• 50%

• 40%

What does the speaker emphasize about the G20?

• The G20 should focus on local issues.

• The G20 should disband.

• The G20 is irrelevant.

• The G20 needs more action and cooperation.