Forty-Four Central Administrative Agencies Announced Their Relocation to Sejong... Jo Song-Sang “Establishes a New Department Dedicated to Relocation Support”
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The relocation of 44 central administrative agencies to Sejong was announced, and when the relocation of 44 central administrative agencies to Sejong City was announced from next year, the relocation of 44 central administrative agencies in the metropolitan area to Sejong City was announced, and Mayor Jo Song-sang welcomed the government's decision and promised active support, including the establishment of a dedicated department. Mayor Jo Song-…
Central government officials relocating to Sejong starting next year generally agree with the purpose of the move—balanced national development—but they appear to be deeply concerned about issues such as their children's education and housing. In particular, officials belonging to agencies scheduled to relocate in the first half of next year seemed anxious as time was running out. Nearly 10,000
The South Korean government plans to relocate 44 central government agencies and related units to Sejong from 2027 to reduce pressure on the Seoul metropolitan area and strengthen the role of the administrative city. Cyberattacks threaten South Korean defense data security. South Korea enhances its bioterrorism response capabilities. South Korea deploys "vine" robots to handle dangerous incidents.
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