The Korea Food and Drug Safety Agency () was established in 1996 with the responsibility of ensuring the safety of consumer products such as food and drugs as a means to ensure the health of citizens and to support the development of the food and drug industry.

Kcg.go.kr:Korea Maritime The police department is the department that maintains maritime security in Korea, implements maritime search and rescue, and protects the marine environment, with the main tasks of: police patrol of Korean territorial waters; maritime search and rescue; investigation of maritime crimes; monitoring and prevention of marine pollution; and prevention of maritime military threats.

Korea Marine Police is composed of the Marine Police Agency Headquarters and The 13 marine police stations under the Marine Police Headquarters are located in Incheon, Taean, Gwangsan, Mokpo, Gwangdo, Yeosu, Jeju, Tongyeong, Busan, Ulsan, Pohang, Donghae and Sokcho, among which Busan Marine Police Station is the largest. Each police station is equipped with patrol ships and small patrol boats. The Marine Police Department has 71 police stations nationwide, including 258 offices.

The Korean Maritime Police has established a coastal surveillance system to closely monitor ship activities in the exclusive economic waters of western and southern Korea; it has implemented the exclusive economic waters correspondent system and the reporting incentive system to detect and grasp all kinds of maritime information in a timely manner; it has upgraded the equipment of police boats and deployed the special police team in the front. By updating the equipment of police boats and deploying special police teams, the capability of handling maritime emergencies has been improved. Once the marine police find foreign fishing vessels entering their exclusive economic waters, they will generally take immediate measures to "warn off" or "arrest by force".

is the official website of Korea Trade Promotion Council, dedicated to The website is dedicated to the exchange and cooperation of Korea's foreign trade, enterprise visits, etc., as well as the promotion of economic and trade exchange activities between Korea and other countries in the world.

Korea Trade Promotion Council has trade pavilions in all countries of the world, and each country's trade pavilion is aimed at communication and exchange between countries.

By organizing large Korean product exhibitions, participating in various domestic expositions, dispatching economic missions of Korean companies, supporting Korean companies that invest, providing information in the field of economic and trade, organizing various seminars, supporting government agencies in visiting Korea for economic and trade activities, corporate development in Korea, and investment in Korea, etc., we are providing various activities in the field of trade between the two countries. We have contributed to the expansion of economic exchanges between the two countries in a small way through our activities.

Korean Register of Shipping (KRS, KR) is a non-profit organization in Korea, founded in 1960, headquartered in Busan, joined the International Association of Classification Societies in 1988, mainly engaged in ship survey, ship classification and other businesses, in It has more than 60 branches and offices worldwide.

Seoul, Korea is located in the center of Northeast Asia. Located at 126.59 degrees East and 37.34 degrees North, Seoul is at the center of the Korean Peninsula, between China and Japan, and has the geographical advantage of acting as a bridge between the two countries. The website is an outreach website for Seoul and is available in multiple languages for the world to understand and learn about Seoul.

Historically, Seoul has been a very important city for the country, which was then in a period of prosperity. In the Three Kingdoms period (57 BC ~ 668 AD), Baekje, Goguryeo, and Silla all tried to occupy the Han River basin because of its location in the middle of the Korean Peninsula. At that time, the countries occupying the Han River valley and Seoul were at their peak. Since the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910), when it was the capital, it has continued to play its role.

Korea has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. As a result, each season has a different look and cultural identity. Users can use this website to learn about Seoul's economy/investment, transportation, environment/energy, culture/tourism, education/study, employment, places of interest, etc.

KIPO was restructured in May 2006 to become Since its transformation into the first self-financing enterprise in Korea's central state agencies in May 2006, through a series of measures such as reforming the management system and improving the legal system of intellectual property rights, KIPO successfully realized in December 2006 the shortening of the patent for invention "a pass" cycle to 9.8 months, reaching the fastest level in the world; trademark and design " The cycle time for both trademark and design was also shortened to 5.9 months. In addition, KIPO also obtained ISO20000 (International Standard for Information Technology Service Management) and ISO27001 (International Standard for Information Security Management) two international certifications, becoming the first central government agency in Korea to obtain both certifications.

The main functions of KIPO are:

1. to examine, license and register inventions, utility models, designs and trademarks (including service marks) applications; to formulate policies for the protection of commercially confidential inventions The Department of Intellectual Property (IP) is responsible for the resolution of intellectual property disputes;

3. 4. managing and publishing intellectual property literature and information;

5. encouraging innovation and invention activities;

6. developing human resources in the field of intellectual property. The construction of human resources in the field of intellectual property. In recent years, KIPO has taken a number of reform measures to improve the level of patent management and examination efficiency, including the implementation of performance management, 6 Sigma management, knowledge management and customer-oriented management, and the expansion of examination work. In addition, KIPO has been actively cooperating with the European Union, the United States, the United States, and the United States. In addition, KIPO is actively engaged in international exchanges and cooperation with patent offices in Europe, Germany, France, China, Japan and other regions and countries, such as the Patent Examination Highway Project, exchange of examiners, and electronic exchange of patent data and priority documents. In 2006, the KIPO International Intellectual Property Training Institute (IIPTI) was designated as the first international training partner of WIPO. KIPO is headquartered in Daejeon City, and before 1998, in Seoul, with five examination and management support departments, the Management Reform and Public Relations Department, the Industrial Property Policy Department, the Information Policy Department, and the Customer Support Department. In addition, the Intellectual Property Tribunal, the International Intellectual Property Training Institute, and the Seoul Branch Office are subordinate agencies. In addition, in order to solve the problem that the clients in the difficult and remote areas and small and medium-sized enterprises cannot afford to pay the expensive patent agency fees, the Patent Consultation Center was established on April 1, 2005 to provide free consultation on intellectual property application, registration and trial.

The National Statistical Office of Korea is a large business that provides various public data statistics and data disclosure related to Korea to the external website, statistical business, and plans comprehensive set of statistical standards, consolidation, adjustment, and other kinds of statistical data for processing. The National Statistics Agency is a government agency under the Ministry of Planning and Finance of the Republic of Korea that provides a variety of public data statistics and data disclosure to external websites, statistical services, and plans comprehensive statistical standards, consolidation, and adjustment of various statistical data processing operations.

Korea Post (Korea Post) Korea Post is a public utility in Korea, established on July 1, 2000 and headquartered in Sejong Special Self-Governing City, Korea, whose main business includes postal, postal savings and insurance services[2]. Korea Post was formerly under the control of the Ministry of Knowledge Economy of Korea.

Korea Post was formerly under the control of the Ministry of Knowledge Economy of Korea. After Park Geun-hye's administrative reform in 2013, Korea Post was placed under the management of the Ministry of Future Creation Science, which is mainly responsible for postal services, postal banking, and insurance services, namely: basic postal (letter and parcel) services, additional postal (registered mail, trading goods, etc.) services, postal storage, postal money order, postal transfer, and postal insurance. In 1900, Korea joined the Universal Postal Union. Currently, Korea Post has about 42,000 employees, 3,692 post offices, 22 sorting centers and 1 exchange center, and delivers about 4.975 billion pieces of mail annually.

Korea's Ministry of National Defense () is Korea's top military The Ministry of National Defense (MND) is the highest military authority in Korea and is primarily responsible for formulating national defense policy and military construction plans. The Minister of National Defense is under the command and control of the armed forces under the President.

The Armed Forces consist of the Regular Army, the Reserves, and the Paramilitary The regular army is divided into three branches: army, navy and air force.

The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) is an open organization in Korea focused on innovation in metadata design and best practices across a wide range of business models, providing a core metadata vocabulary to support interoperable solutions for discovering and managing resources, providing open access, innovative design, and metadata-related education, training, and literature. It provides open access, innovative design and metadata-related education, training, and documentation resources. The "Dublin" in the organization's name does not refer to the Irish capital, but rather to a conference where "Dublin Core" refers to an international standard for metadata on library relationships, now a standard test set for ontological research.

Korea Industrial Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS) was founded in 1995, the newspaper to integrate into people's lives, into thousands of households, insist on the news to build the mainstream media as the philosophy of newspaper, and soon became the largest local circulation, the most advertising revenue, the most far-reaching mainstream media. And the newspaper for Korea and even foreign countries to provide online free patent information search services.

Cheongwadae (청와대, Cheongwadae/Blue House) is the official residence of the President of Korea, named Cheongwadae by its white walls and blue tiles, also known as the "Blue Palace". The official website of Cheongwadae, the official website of the Korean presidential office, was hacked in June 2013, and in 1968, Cheongwadae was attacked by the North Korean army (Cheongwadae Incident). Cheong Wa Dae is also one of the most popular tourist attractions in Korea.

Cheongwadae (청와대; English: Cheongwadae/Blue House) is the official residence of the President of Korea, located at No. 1, Jongno-gu, Seoul, which was originally an outlying palace of the Goryeo Dynasty and was later changed to the backyard of Gyeongbokgung Palace after the establishment of the capital of the Joseon Dynasty in 1426. Cheongwadae has a presidential office, a reception hall, a meeting room, a living room, a secretariat room, a police room and a welcome building. The main building is covered with green tiles, hence its name.

The National Tax Service (NTS) was established in 1966 as one of the independent administrative agencies under the Ministry of Planning and Finance of the Republic of Korea. It is mainly responsible for the collection, reduction and collection of national taxes. The agency is responsible for securing national tax revenues and ultimately contributing to the economic development of the country.

The Korean Film Revival Council ( The Korean Film Council (KOFIC), formerly known as the Korean Motion Picture Promotion Corporation (KMPPC), was established on April 3, 1973. The KMPPC was renamed the Film Promotion Committee on May 28, 1999.

The KMPPC is responsible for the management of the film revitalization fund through the The committee aims to improve the quality of Korean films and to develop the film industry in Korea through the coordination and management of the film revival fund. It is committed to improving the international competitiveness of technology and support systems, cultivating talented people, expanding equipment for the film industry, assisting in the establishment of specialized film investment portfolios, and creating a cultural space and system for film education.

KOFIC actively promotes research, education and training on film, and also carries out a number of activities such as encouraging and supporting creative work in film, broadening the overseas market for domestic films, and listening to the views of the audience to solve problems in a timely manner. In addition, we have also established the Film Industry Foundation Center, the Film Experience Education Center, the Animation Technical Support Center, the Film Risk Center and other related organizations. KOFIC has three main units: the Secretariat, the Seoul Complex and the Korean Film Institute. They are in charge of policy development, industry promotion, counseling, kernel approval implementation, talent development, education and research, and domestic and international marketing.