Ten members have been appointed to the 6th Public Opinion Concentration Survey Committee.
For detailed information, please refer to the press release from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
The information is provided by www.korea.kr.
Eun Sung-ho, Director of Population and Social Services Policy at the Ministry of Health and Welfare, visited the Gyeryong Just Dream Center to inspect the operation status of the pilot project.
This visit was arranged to check the initial settlement status of the pilot project and to gather difficulties and suggestions from the field.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare plans to continue communication with the field to ensure the pilot project can be established as a nationwide model.
The Nuclear Safety and Security Commission (NSSC) has begun investigating a UF6 gas leak at KEPCO Nuclear Fuel.
The leak occurred during maintenance of uranium conversion equipment, and further leakage was immediately prevented.
An on-site inspection confirmed no radiation leakage or casualties, and the NSSC has dispatched a team of experts to analyze the root cause.
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun received a briefing from KOICA President Jang Won-sam on the agency’s project direction and operational improvement plans.
Minister Cho emphasized the importance of strategic ODA that contributes to national interests and key government policies, explaining the formation of a task force to integrate KOICA’s aid efforts and enhance accountability.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs plans to strengthen KOICA’s organizational operations and ODA implementation based on the briefing results.
The Korea Forest Service announced that the wildfire in Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk, is suspected to have been caused by a cigarette butt thrown from a moving vehicle.
The fire broke out early on January 9 and was extinguished in about 40 minutes, with the exact cause still under investigation.
The Korea Forest Service urged the public to refrain from discarding cigarette butts and illegal burning due to the increased wildfire risk from dry weather.
The Public Procurement Service and EBS have co-produced a special program titled ‘Opening the World of Innovative Products’ to be aired on January 11.
The program highlights the global expansion of K-innovative technologies and how public procurement supports the growth and international reach of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Rapper and broadcaster DinDin and former Brave Girls member Nam Yu-jeong will host the show, introducing innovative companies and their achievements to the audience.