The Korea Customs Service held the 42nd Customs Valuation Forum at the Seoul Main Customs Office.
The seminar discussed the impact of special relationships on transfer pricing and rational methods for determining taxable prices.
Forum Chairman Son Sung-soo emphasized supporting honest corporate reporting and fair supervision of non-compliant companies.
The Korea National Arboretum held a closing ceremony for the ‘Messy Avengers’ to conclude their activities for 2025.
The ‘Messy Avengers’ is an innovative group aimed at changing organizational culture and public service practices through voluntary participation of the arboretum staff.
The ceremony was conducted as a breakfast meeting where participants discussed achievements and limitations.
The National AI Strategy Committee has unveiled the key points of South Korea’s AI Action Plan.
The plan aims to gather opinions from various sectors.
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The Military Manpower Administration signed an MOU with Baekseok University to link students’ academic and military careers.
Under this agreement, the administration will provide military career counseling and seminars, while the university will offer educational content for military character development.
Students are expected to receive recommendations for military specialties suited to their aptitudes and majors, leading to integrated growth paths post-discharge.
Chungju Hwalok Cave is at the center of controversy due to the absence of a safety management authority and unauthorized occupation.
Chungju City and the Central Mine Safety Office are blaming each other for the cave’s safety management, while the Korea Forest Service has issued a restoration order for unauthorized occupation of national forest land.
This issue was also raised in the National Assembly audit, highlighting the need for legal institutionalization to clarify safety management responsibilities.
The Central Regional Forest Service is operating a ‘visiting agricultural waste collection and crushing support team’ to reduce wildfire risks and alleviate farmers’ disposal burdens.
The support team is a collaborative project by the Forest Service, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and local governments to reduce wildfires caused by illegal burning of agricultural waste.
The Central Regional Forest Service expects this support project to contribute to wildfire prevention, fine dust reduction, and carbon neutrality.