President Lee Jae-myung is scheduled to visit Nara, Japan from January 13 to 14.
This visit is part of shuttle diplomacy with Prime Minister Takaiichi, and the two leaders will hold five meetings in total.
The two countries will discuss cooperation in various fields, including intellectual property protection, AI, and transnational crime response.
Minister Kim Yoon-deok announced plans to promote innovation that citizens can feel through future land and transport technology.
He stated that various technology developments and policy support would be strengthened for this purpose.
Further details can be found in the attached file.
To encourage voluntary security investments by companies and strengthen the public’s right to know, the revenue criteria for listed companies will be removed and ISMS certified companies will be included.
Public opinion on the amendment to the enforcement ordinance will be collected from January 9 to February 19.
The exception clause will also be abolished.
The National Fire Agency announced that five firefighters received the 11th Korea Civil Servant Award for their contributions to public safety at disaster sites and in policy-making.
The awardees were recognized not only for their disaster response achievements but also for their administrative capabilities in policy planning and institutional improvement.
This award is significant as it acknowledges achievements in both field response and policy planning, as well as in fire research and administrative areas.
AI ‘Gongjeman’ addresses questions about year-end tax settlements.
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The information was provided by www.korea.kr.
All work reports will be broadcast live to the public via the Ministry of Science and ICT’s YouTube channel or KTV.
The ministry aims to coordinate policies and gather capabilities while checking the work of institutions.
This initiative seeks to enhance communication with the public and increase transparency.
