South Korea reconvened a planning committee on Friday that will recommend changes to the government’s long-term unification strategy based on input from defectors, young people and members of the international community.

The Unification Future Planning Committee, an advisory body to the unification minister, held the first plenary session of its second term at a press center in Seoul, according to a unification ministry press release.

The committee’s inaugural term last year was part of efforts by the Yoon Suk-yeol administration to restructure long-term plansfor unification with the North, with Yoon emphasizing the need for unification based on values of