Pan-Koreanism is a political and cultural ideology that advocates for the unification of the Korean Peninsula, which is currently divided into two separate states: North Korea and South Korea. This movement emphasizes the shared history, culture, and identity of the Korean people, promoting the idea that both regions should come together as one nation. The concept of Pan-Koreanism has gained traction among various groups, including some political parties and civil organizations in both North Korea and South Korea. Supporters believe that unification would lead to greater stability, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange, ultimately benefiting all Koreans.