Dagmar Schmidt Tartagli is nearing the end of her time as Switzerland’s ambassador to Korea, four transformative years marked by diplomacy, cultural exchange and personal discovery. From milestone moments like the 60th anniversary of Switzerland-Korea diplomatic ties to quiet walks on Mount Inwang, the ambassador shared vivid memories, thoughtful insights and the lessons she will carry forward as she prepares to bid farewell to the country that has left a lasting mark on both her professional journey and family life. She spoke to The Korea Times on June 3. Below are some of her comments. Q. Looking back at your time here, what moment stands out most vividly to you, both personally and professionally? A. Among the many milestones during my time here, the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties in 2023 was one of the most significant. It served as a cornerstone for deepening our bilateral engagement, marked by high-level exchanges, a rich cultural program and an MoU (memorandum of understanding) aimed at enhancing cooperation in research fields such as life sciences, digital innovation and q
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