Prime Minister Han: "Relocation of Administrative and Public Institutions Is a Difficult Change, but a Task of the Times"
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Prime Minister Han asks agencies relocating to regional areas to join her in making decisions for the nation's future. Amid continuing backlash against the government's second plan to relocate public institutions, including a general strike by the Federation of Korean Trade Unions' Financial Workers' Union, Prime Minister Han Sung-sook stated on the 8th that the relocation of public institutions is for balanced national development and the susta…
"Please pay special attention to settlement conditions with the mindset that you are relocating your own family." "We will do our utmost to make next year a time when government operations through AI begin in earnest." On the 8th, regarding the government's plan for the 'second phase of relocation of administrative and public institutions,' Prime Minister Han Sung-sook stated, "For balanced national development and the Republic of Korea
On the 8th, Prime Minister Han Sung-sook stated, "The second plan for the relocation of central administrative agencies and public institutions is a task of the times that must be accomplished for balanced national development and the sustainable future of the Republic of Korea," adding, ".
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