Vice Minister Lee Ho-hyun of the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment attended the completion ceremony of the Hallim Offshore Wind Farm.
Hallim Offshore Wind Farm boasts a capacity of 100MW, the largest in South Korea, with major equipment made from domestic materials.
The event included government awards for contributors and presented a model for community-benefit sharing projects.
The Ministry of Personnel Management held an award ceremony for outstanding mentors in public service adaptation counseling activities, selecting six individuals.
The outstanding mentors were chosen based on their participation in counseling activities and the satisfaction of new public officials.
They supported new public officials by sharing insights on adapting to departmental cultures, job roles, and organizational practices.
The Broadcasting Media Communications Committee and the Korea Information Society Development Institute held the 4th meeting to discuss ways to ensure transparency in AI services.
Experts from various fields shared their views on the increasing social demand for service transparency in the AI era.
The committee emphasized the importance of establishing minimum transparency standards to create a safe and reliable AI environment.
The Korea Forest Service announced that the UN Environment Assembly adopted a resolution to strengthen global wildfire response.
The resolution calls for enhanced international cooperation in wildfire prevention, early warning, response, and recovery.
The Global Wildfire Management Hub, initiated by South Korea, has been launched with participation from several countries.
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.