Ministry of Interior and Safety Launches 13th Administrative Coordination Committee

The Ministry of Interior and Safety (행정안전부) announced on Friday, April 3, the official launch of its 13th Administrative Coordination Committee. The ministry held an appointment ceremony for four new private-sector members who will serve on the committee, marking the full activation of its operations.

The Administrative Coordination Committee (행정협의조정위원회) is a crucial body in South Korea dedicated to resolving disputes and coordinating policies between various government agencies. Its mandate includes mediating conflicts between central government ministries, different local governments, or even disagreements between central and local authorities, thereby ensuring smoother governance and efficient public service delivery.

The newly appointed private members bring independent perspectives and specialized expertise to the committee’s work. They have been tasked with a two-year term, during which they will play a vital role in mediating administrative conflicts and working towards equitable solutions that foster cooperation across government entities.

By actively mediating potential conflicts and promoting inter-agency collaboration, the committee aims to significantly enhance administrative efficiency and ensure that government operations effectively serve the public interest. The activation of the 13th committee underscores the South Korean government’s ongoing commitment to maintaining harmonious and effective public administration.

Source: 행정안전부 보도자료 — Original Article (Korean)