Moon to receive policy report on AI, other science technologies
SEOUL, Jan. 16 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's science ministry will brief President Moon Jae-in on Thursday on its key policy of the year, especially in response to the fourth industrial revolution.
Moon picked the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Communications Commission as the first group of government offices to provide him with annual policy reports, an apparent show of his focus on innovative growth.
The two organizations plan to detail their strategy on enhancing the country's competitiveness in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector and other new industries, a Cheong Wa Dae official said.
Moon is to receive new year policy reports from ministries through February under the slogan of "Tangible Changes, Republic of Korea 2020," according to the official.
lcd@yna.co.kr
(END)
-
1 
BTS wins 6 prizes at 2021 Gaon Chart Music Awards
-
2 
Samsung unveils new flagship phone with BTS, viral Korean act
-
3 
'Boy With Luv' becomes 2nd BTS music video to hit 1.1 bln views
-
4 
Rookie band TREASURE aims to spread positive vibes with debut full album
-
5 
Ex-BIGBANG member Seungri additionally indicted for inciting assault
-
1 
Samsung unveils new flagship phone with BTS, viral Korean act
-
2 
BTS wins 6 prizes at 2021 Gaon Chart Music Awards
-
3 
S. Korea's military strength 6th in world, N. Korea at 28th: report
-
4 
(News Focus) Anger mounts over deepfake porn targeting Korean female celebs; more than 330,000 sign petition
-
5 
Ex-BIGBANG member Seungri additionally indicted for inciting assault
-
1 
S. Korea's military strength 6th in world, N. Korea at 28th: report
-
2 
(3rd LD) S. Korea extends current social distancing level for 2 weeks, eases restrictions on cafes, gyms
-
3 
New virus cases in 500s for 6th day; tougher curbs partially eased
-
4 
Another bout of heavy snow to hit S. Korea
-
5 
(LEAD) New virus cases in 500s for 6th day; tougher curbs partially eased
