Personnel Appointments at Fair Trade Commission, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and More
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- The Fair Trade Commission announced personnel changes, including a promotion to spokesperson and a reassignment for the head of the Corporate Transaction and Combination Review Bureau.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs appointed new ambassadors and consuls general to various countries, including Afghanistan, Honduras, Nigeria, and Ivory Coast.
- The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety and CBS also announced new appointments and ๋ณธ๋ถ leadership changes.
The Fair Trade Commission has announced several key personnel changes, including the promotion of Han Kyung-jong to spokesperson and the reassignment of Jeon Seong-bok as director of the Corporate Transaction and Combination Review Bureau.
In diplomatic appointments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs named new ambassadors to Afghanistan (acting), Honduras, Nigeria, and Ivory Coast. Additionally, new consuls general were appointed to Honolulu and Barcelona.
Elsewhere, Kim Hyun-sun has been appointed as the director of the Consumer Safety Prevention Bureau at the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. CBS also revealed leadership changes within its Mission Content Headquarters, appointing Go Seok-pyo as its head and Lee Jin-sung as the head of the Mission Cooperation Center. Park Sang-hee will lead the Ulsan Broadcasting Headquarters.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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