President Lee Jae-myung has nominated and appointed several key government and committee leaders.
These changes are expected to influence national policy, regulatory reform, and public administration.
The appointments were announced on March 2, 2026, and are now in effect.
The government and autonomous technology companies met to discuss ways to enhance industry competitiveness while ensuring privacy protection.
On January 23, a roundtable at Hyundai Motorstudio included six companies such as Hyundai Motor Company.
Participants welcomed regulatory sandbox policies and called for faster support amid global AI competition.
The Ministry of Unification is revising regulations to boost private inter-Korean trade.
Key changes include amendments to the Inter-Korean Exchange and Cooperation Act and new guidelines for North Korean food imports.
These measures are expected to strengthen food safety and improve predictability for trading companies.