Cabinet of South Korea

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The Cabinet of South Korea is the chief executive body of the Republic of Korea. The most influential part of the executive branch of the South Korean government are the ministries.

Ministries

• Ministry of Strategy and Finance (기획재정부, 企劃財政部)
• Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology (교육과학기술부, 敎育科學技術部)
• Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs (국토해양부, 國土海洋部)
• Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (문화관광체육부, 文化觀光體育部)
• Ministry of Environment (환경부, 環境部)
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (외교통상부, 外交通商部)
• Ministry of Gender Equality (여성부, 女性部)
• Ministry of Public Administration and Security (행정안전부, 行政安全部)
• Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs (보건복지가족부, 保健福祉家族部)
• Ministry of Knowledge Economy (지식경제부, 知識經濟部)
• Ministry of Justice (법무부, 法務部)
• Ministry of Labor (노동부, 勞動部)
• Ministry of National Defense (국방부, 國防部)
• Ministry of Unification (통일부, 統一部)
• Ministry for Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (농림수산식품부, 農林水産食品部)
• Ministry of Information and Communication (정보통신부, 情報通信部)
• Ministry of Patriots' and Veterans' Affairs (국가보훈처, 國家報勳處)
• Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries (해양수산부, 海洋水産部)

Ministers