Yoon vows to innovate capabilities to counter North Korea nuke, missile threats
President-elect’s transition committee releases 110 national tasks including inter-Korean, foreign and defense policies
Yoon Suk-yeol holding the chart listing 110 key policy tasks for incoming administration | Image: Yoon Suk-yeol Spokesperson Office
South Korean President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol released over 100 tasks his new administration will accomplish, offering further insights into the shape and form Seoul’s North Korea policies will likely take over the next five years.
The Yoon transition committee released a list of 110 “state affairs tasks” covering a range of issues from foreign policy to national defense and nuclear deterrence. The tasks were broken down into categories – six broader goals and 20 promises.
South Korean President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol released over 100 tasks his new administration will accomplish, offering further insights into the shape and form Seoul’s North Korea policies will likely take over the next five years.
The Yoon transition committee released a list of 110 “state affairs tasks” covering a range of issues from foreign policy to national defense and nuclear deterrence. The tasks were broken down into categories – six broader goals and 20 promises.
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