The Ministry of Employment and Labor held a nationwide meeting of directors on December 15.
Minister Kim Young-hoon urged commitment to ensuring citizens feel the changes.
He instructed adherence to three basic safety rules for employers and workers.
The Korea Forest Service held the ‘2025 Forest Product Export Expansion Workshop’ at the KW Convention Center in Daejeon.
Awards were given to companies with excellent export performance, and commendations were presented to key contributors.
Strategies for expanding exports were discussed, including policy directions for the 2026 export promotion project and detailed changes.
The government held the 33rd Information and Communication Infrastructure Protection Committee to review the protection system of information and communication infrastructure in light of recent large-scale hacking incidents.
The meeting discussed the response status and future plans for major hacking incidents involving SKT, KT, and Coupang.
Chief Secretary Yoon Chang-ryul emphasized the importance of vigilance in information protection and urged departments to strengthen preventive measures and organic cooperation systems.
South Korea’s economic growth rate is projected to be 2.5% in 2023.
This is due to global economic uncertainties and a slowdown in domestic consumption.
The government is striving to boost the growth rate through various economic stimulation policies.
The National Rehabilitation Center signed an MOU and cooperation agreement with China’s Wangjing Hospital to strengthen collaboration in the field of rehabilitation based on traditional medicine.
The agreement aims to systematically expand academic and clinical cooperation between the two institutions in the field of rehabilitation using traditional medicine.
The National Rehabilitation Center plans to expand joint research, education, training, and academic exchanges based on cooperation with Wangjing Hospital.
The Ministry of Justice held the 5th appointment ceremony for refugee interpreters on December 15.
A total of 152 refugee interpreters received their appointment certificates at the event.
They will be responsible for 26 languages, including Rwandan and Lao.
