The Personal Information Commission held a briefing on protection measures for public institutions.
The briefing focused on establishing a preemptive risk prevention system.
The Commission plans to continue with a briefing for private companies.

Prime Minister Kim Min-seok will host the fourth K-Government Briefing on December 15 in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.
The briefing commemorates the launch of the 22nd Democratic Peace Council and will be attended by 400 council members.
The event will be broadcast live on KTV, and additional briefings will also be live-streamed to gather diverse opinions.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Daegok-Hongdae Metropolitan Railway, which will open the future of western Seoul, was held.
This railway is expected to significantly improve transportation convenience in the western Seoul area.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs held the 2025 Policy Advisory Committee meeting at its headquarters.
First Vice Minister Park Yoon-joo emphasized practical diplomacy prioritizing national interest and highlighted various achievements.
Participants discussed the continuity and diversification of foreign policy, exchanging active opinions.

The Korea Customs Service held the 42nd Customs Valuation Forum at the Seoul Main Customs Office.
Discussions focused on the application of the cost-plus method to transfer pricing and customs valuation of various types of e-commerce imports.
Forum Chairman Son Sung-soo emphasized supporting honest reporting by companies and strengthening supervision of non-compliant firms.

The Korea National Arboretum held a closing ceremony for the Government Innovation Avengers ‘Mess’ to conclude their activities for 2025.
‘Mess’ is an innovation group aimed at changing organizational culture and public service practices through voluntary participation of arboretum staff.
The ceremony included a review of the year’s activities and discussions on future improvement directions.