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Thu, January 21, 2021 | 01:24
Korea’s e-Gov’t Initiatives Get Global Limelight
Korea’s e-Gov’t Initiatives Get Global Limelight
One of the key tasks of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security (MOPAS) is digitalizing administrative work procedures and citizen services through IT applications.
2009-03-09 19:48
Administrative Reform Gathering Momentum
Administrative Reform Gathering Momentum
When President Lee Myung-bak assumed office 13 months ago, one of his most pressing tasks was to restructure government ministries.
2009-03-09 19:43
Tourism to Power Korea’s Economy
Tourism to Power Korea’s Economy
The tourism industry has been a leading growth engine in this era of globalization, and is projected to account for 11 percent of the world's GDP by 2010. While Korea has entered into a period of stagnation akin to the global economy, the tourism industry will play a crucial role in revitalizing the national economy on account of its potential for job creation and promotion o...
2009-03-03 22:24
Korean Food, Infinite Possibilities
Korean Food, Infinite Possibilities
People often ask me why ``hansik,'' or Korean food, is so important. I reply, ``Because it is the face of our country.''
2009-03-02 23:46
Coordination and Realism on North Korea
Coordination and Realism on North Korea
As has been its habit over the years, the international community waits anxiously to see what North Korea will do next.
Jong-eun2009-03-01 21:08
Diplomacy at Forefront to Realize Global Korea
Diplomacy at Forefront to Realize Global Korea
Since the launch of the new administration a year ago, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has been undertaking a ``creative and pragmatic'' approach in our diplomatic efforts to realize our vision of becoming a truly ``Global Korea.''
Jong-eun2009-03-01 20:37
More Aggressive Economic Policy Needed
More Aggressive Economic Policy Needed
The unprecedented global financial crisis has forced the Korean economy into deep trouble. It is known that there are several risk factors in the economy.
2009-02-27 00:36
Speedy Stimulus Steps to Mitigate Recession
Speedy Stimulus Steps to Mitigate Recession
The world economy is facing unprecedented difficulties as the financial turmoil, which originated in the United States, has spilled over into developing economies, affecting the real economy sector as well as the financial markets.
2009-02-26 19:32
Gradual Normalization Is Only Realistic Option
Gradual Normalization Is Only Realistic Option
President Lee Myung-bak has been unlucky so far: elected amidst much expectation, he was bound to cause eventual disappointments even had things gone extremely well. Unfortunately, things did not go well, especially at the economic front ― but North Korea also makes a lot of trouble.
2009-02-25 20:30
Seoul Seeks Inter-Korean Benefits, Prosperity
Seoul Seeks Inter-Korean Benefits, Prosperity
Korea is the only divided country in the world. Leaving the days of the Cold War in the ashes of history, the world is trying to usher in an era of reconciliation and cooperation, overcoming the differences in ideology and political systems. And yet, the Korean peninsula is still under the shadow of confrontation and division.
2009-02-25 20:16
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