"Relocation of Public Institutions to Be Pushed Forward with Speed without Exception," Prime Minister Han Sung-Sook announces... What Will Happen to the Sports Organizations at Olympic Park?
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Labor organizations, including the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) Public Transport Workers' Union, have strongly protested the government's announcement of plans to reduce the number of public institutions by 109, including the consolidation of five power generation companies, and to review the relocation of 350 public institutions to regional areas. The Public Transport Workers' Union held a press conference in front of the Governm…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Jung-hyun = On the 3rd, the People Power Party criticized the government's announced 'Principles and Implementation Directions for the Second Phase of Relocation of Public Institutions to Local Areas,' stating, "There is only a declaration, and the securing of funds..."
[Sports Chosun Reporter Jeon Young-ji] The Korea Sports Promotion Foundation will merge with its subsidiary, the Korea Sports Industry Development Institute. The Taekwondo Promotion Foundation will also merge with its subsidiary, Taekwondowon Operation Management. On the 3rd, the government unveiled the direction for the second phase of central administrative agencies and public institutions' relocation, as well as innovation plans for public in…
The Korean government is actively pushing forward with the relocation of central administrative agencies to Sejong City and the transfer of public institutions from the capital area to provincial regions.
The government will first move central administrative agencies in the metropolitan area, such as the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Gender Equality, to Sejong City in the first half of next year. The second regional relocation to Sejong, where large-scale and impactful public institutions will be moved to Sejong, will also begin in earnest next year. By closing similar and redundant functions, they also decided to reduce the number of 1…
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