South Korean Government Announces Personnel Appointments
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- This article lists personnel appointments and transfers within South Korean government agencies.
- The appointments include positions in the Ministry of Government Coordination and the Public Procurement Service.
- Specific roles mentioned are head of the International Development Cooperation Office's External Cooperation Division, head of the Jeonbuk Regional Public Procurement Office, and heads of various divisions within the Public Procurement Service.
South Korea's government has announced a series of personnel appointments and transfers across several agencies, reflecting ongoing administrative adjustments.
Key changes include appointments within the Ministry of Government Coordination and the Public Service Administration. Notably, Byun Hyun-jung has been appointed as the Head of the External Cooperation Division at the International Development Cooperation Office under the Ministry of Government Coordination.
The Public Procurement Service has also seen several changes in its leadership. Kim Jong-hwa has been appointed as the Head of the Jeonbuk Regional Public Procurement Office. Additionally, Moon Ho-rim will lead the Fair Evaluation Management Team, Kim Hang-soo will head the Artificial Intelligence Procurement Innovation Division, and Gil Yang-soon will manage the Procurement Price Research Division.
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Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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