The Rural Development Administration delivered two RDA riding horses to the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Mounted Police Unit.
These horses will be used for public services such as patrolling tourist sites and guiding traffic order.
The National Institute of Animal Science plans to collect operational data to scientifically verify the horses’ utility in public safety.
The Ministry of Personnel Management announced the results of the first exam for the 2025 public recruitment of 7th grade officials in labor supervision and industrial safety.
A total of 3,253 candidates passed, with 58.7% male and 41.3% female.
The second exam will be held on January 24 next year, and the third exam on March 5-6.
A plan has been announced to ensure that by 2026, ‘K-Culture’ will be enjoyed by all citizens and spread globally.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism will strengthen various cultural programs and support.
For more details, please refer to the attached file.
Foreign Minister Cho met with the UK high-level delegation to discuss ways to enhance the global strategic partnership between South Korea and the UK.
Both sides welcomed the conclusion of the improved Korea-UK FTA and hoped for expanded trade and investment.
The UK representatives proposed closer cooperation on climate change, AI investment, and regulatory frameworks.
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun awarded appointment certificates to newly appointed officials at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Seohui Hall.
The ceremony was attended by a total of 64 officials, including foreign affairs officers, administrative officers, and general staff.
Minister Cho urged new employees to work responsibly and encouraged them to enhance their individual capabilities.
From now on, sales of government assets over 30 billion won must be reported in advance to the relevant standing committee of the National Assembly.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance has prepared measures to prevent indiscriminate privatization of government assets and to address issues of undervalued sales and lack of transparency in the sales process.
Information disclosure related to government asset sales will be significantly expanded, and all public institutions are required to use Onbid.
