National Planning Committee Holds Consecutive On-Site Meetings... Today Discussing 'Talent Attraction' Measures

[Financial News] The National Planning Committee has embarked on the final review of national tasks by holding consecutive on-site meetings. 
Cho Seung-rae, spokesperson for the National Planning Committee, stated in a written briefing on the 17th, "In the National Planning Division, we are supplementing the implementation plan based on the results of continuous discussions along with the review of national tasks."
Each division of the National Planning Committee is expanding its contact with experts and the private sector to listen to on-site voices. Particularly, on the afternoon of this day, a discussion forum on fostering, attracting, and responding to the outflow of outstanding talent will be held to discuss solutions with related ministries and companies.
The Economic Division 2 visited the 'Advanced Logistics Center' and 'Smart Senior Center' as AI policy sites on the 16th to examine various cases in the era of AI transformation (AX), and on this day, they visited a vulnerable area to heatwaves and heavy rains to inspect flood damage.
The Social Division 1 visited the Central Digital Sexual Crime Victim Support Center on this day to examine the current status of victim support and conducted discussions to strengthen support. Based on the discussions, the National Planning Committee plans to include policy measures for victim protection in national tasks.
Additionally, the Social Division 1 held meetings with the two major labor unions, Minnochong and Hannochong, and the People's Solidarity for Participatory Democracy to discuss care-related policy discussions and provided an opportunity to hear the opinions of the Caregivers' Association. 
The Social Division 2 held the 5th meeting of the Climate Energy Task Force (TF) on the theme of 'Energy Transition Centered on Renewable Energy' with the Economic Division 2 on this day. They also conducted on-site meetings in the tourism sector and received reports from history-related institutions.
The Political and Administrative Division visited the Ministry of Justice's Central Control Center for Location Tracking to examine the current status of related systems and held a meeting on crime prevention.
A joint meeting of advisory members in the fields of diplomacy, defense, and unification was also held on the 16th. The Foreign Affairs and Security Division plans to reflect various issues related to inter-Korean relations and other diplomatic issues discussed at this meeting in national tasks. On this day, they will visit the military headquarters.
The public communication platform 'Everyone's Square' was visited by about 30,000 people the previous day, with approximately 42,000 policy and civil complaints proposed. Major public interest proposals include △ resolving the 'health room vacancy' for children's safety △ expanding youth psychological counseling centers.

stand@fnnews.com Seo Ji-yoon Reporter