On October 30-31, the Arts & Humanities Silk Road Conference was held to announce the celebration of the opening of the Silk Road Central Asia Institute and celebrate the 115th Anniversary of KMU in Seongseo campus.

This event was hosted by the Silk Road Central Asia Institute and Gyeongsangbuk-do. This event highlights the importance of Central Asia, which is an unexplored field of research. It was a meaningful event that explored the methods of cooperation between Central Asia and KMU.

Mohammad Vosoughi, a professor at Teheran University in Iran, announced a report that details a relationship between the Silla Kingdom and ancient Persia in a recently discovered history book. This presentation is highly valued in that this can scientifically prove historical facts.

In addition, KMU made an agreement with Gyeongsangbuk-do to offer a program in Central Asian Studies