The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced that it will hold a meeting on the 12th in the conference room of its annex to discuss the integration of the four major port corporations and their subsidiaries.
Attendees will include heads of the four major port corporations, five subsidiary organizations, labor unions, and employees.
Earlier, on September 3, the government announced a plan for reforming the functions of public institutions, deciding to merge the four major port corporations into a single entity tentatively named the Korea Port Corporation. Additionally, the five subsidiaries under the port corporations will be consolidated into the Korea Port Security Facilities Corporation.
In preparation for this integration, the Ministry held a meeting with the heads of the four major port corporations on September 8. The upcoming meeting will involve discussions on the timeline for the integration of the subsidiaries and will allow for the collection of suggestions from each organization.
Kim Hye-jung, Director of the Shipping and Logistics Bureau at the Ministry, stated, "Once the direction for the integration of the parent port corporations is clarified, we plan to begin preparations for the integration of the subsidiaries. We will use this meeting as an opportunity to continuously communicate with relevant agencies and stakeholders to develop reasonable plans for a successful integration of the subsidiaries."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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