Wen, Appointed Young-Min Yoo-Min Jeong-Soo Shin Hyun-Soo

Policy Officer Kim Sang-jo rejects resignation
On December 31 of last year, President Moon Jae-in appointed former Minister of Science and Technology Information and Communication Yoo Young-min and Shin Hyun-soo, former head of the Planning and Coordination Office of the National Intelligence Service, respectively, as the successor of former presidential secretary Noh Young-min on December 31 of last year. Mr. Roh gave a personal briefing on the same day. “The new chief executive Yoo is the best person to command the presidential secretary office with the aim of overcoming the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19) and the success of the Korean version of the New Deal.” We look forward to completing it.” “This is a very severe time for the corona and the public welfare economy,” said Yoo, and said, “We will improve the execution power with a sense of speed and reorganize issues in a short time.” Mr. Yoo, from Busan, served as the Minister of Science and ICT after the Moon Jae-in government was launched after serving as the vice president of LG CNS and the president of POSCO ICT. Shin Hyun-soo, the new head of Min Jeong-su, served as the presidential affairs secretary of the Roh Moo-hyun administration and then served as the keynote chief of the National Intelligence Service after Moon took office. He is the first prosecutor of the Moon Jae-in government, and is the chief civil servant. Chief Shin said, “I was given the job in difficult times,” and “I will do my best as far as I can.

Meanwhile, President Moon rejected his resignation to President Kim Sang-jo, who expressed his appreciation with former Chief Roh and former Chief Min Jung-ho Kim Jong-ho on that day. President Moon said, “There are many pending issues such as the third disaster support payment and corona 19 quarantine, so it is not time to change the head of the policy office,” a senior Blue House official said.

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