As Cheong Wa Dae recently reorganized the organization and personnel of the National Security Office (chief justice), attention is focusing on the background. Despite various speculations over Hanoi's summit with the U.S., Cheong Wa Dae explained that it was a reshuffle that had been planned for the efficiency of its work for a long time regardless of the outcome of the U.S. summit.
In other words, it is important to unify the work on denuclearization under the second deputy director. Kim Hyun-jong, chief of the U.S.-Korea Trade Negotiations Division, was appointed as the second deputy director on April 28, and the establishment of a peace planning secretary under the second deputy director and the transfer of the denuclearization work under the current first deputy director to the second deputy director is aimed at dealing with the denuclearization issue in an effort to bring together the task of denuclearization.
Accordingly, the Moon Jae-in, the president, The senior presidential secretary for security strategy in the national security to the nogyudeok the (56) Foreign Ministry spokesman, secretary for planning peace.Choejonggeon a sad (45) Peace Force secretary appointed the gimuigyeom that Cheong Wa Dae spokesman said. "We will focus on denuclearization in the Office of the Secretary for Security Strategy (under the first deputy chief) in the new Office of the Secretary for Peace Planning and Development (the Office of the Secretary for Security Strategy)," Kim said. "The Office of the Secretary for Security Strategy will focus on disarmament (the existing Secretary for Peace and Security) including the September 19 military agreement."
Under the current first deputy director, there were security strategies, national defense reform, peace and military defense control, and cyber information secretary, while under the second deputy director were foreign policy and unification policy secretaries. Among them, the secretary for security strategy will take action to ease military tension, including follow-up measures for the September 19 military agreement, which was held by the secretary for peace and military security.
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Instead, the new secretary for peace planning is expected to find ways to narrow differences between denuclearization and corresponding measures, and to communicate them with the United States. The government deliberated and decided to revise the direct system of the National Security Office at a Cabinet meeting presided over by Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon the previous day.
Kim and Choi are expected to work hard to persuade President Moon on the need to promote economic cooperation between the two Koreas and ease sanctions related to the resumption of the Mt. Kumgang tour and the Gaeseong industrial complex, which he repeatedly stressed at the National Security Council meeting on March 4.
A government source said, "The reason Kim was selected as the second deputy director was not because of inter-Korean economic cooperation, but because of the high level of conflict with the Trump administration's personnel network in negotiating the resumption of the Korea-U.S. free trade agreement."
Choi was the only one who participated in the 1.5-track dialogue between South Korea and the U.S. even before the dialogue took place early last year, and communicated with the U.S. during the September 19 military agreement. He is the only private expert in the current administration's security office (more than a secretary), where most former officials and military and government officials are from. Roh served as ambassador to the Republic of Korea and head of the peace and foreign affairs planning team at the