Nam Sung-wook, a security scholar who has served as head of the state-run Institute for National Security Strategy, was tapped to lead the secretariat of the National Unification Advisory Council, the presidential office said in a statement.
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2012/02/03 17:30 KST
Scholar named chief of unification advisory council's secretariat
SEOUL, Feb. 3 (Yonhap) -- President Lee Myung-bak named a well-known expert on North Korea as chief of the secretariat at a state advisory council on national unification, his office announced Friday.
Nam Sung-wook, a security scholar who has served as head of the state-run Institute for National Security Strategy, was tapped to lead the secretariat of the National Unification Advisory Council, the presidential office said in a statement.
Nam Sung-wook, a security scholar who has served as head of the state-run Institute for National Security Strategy, was tapped to lead the secretariat of the National Unification Advisory Council, the presidential office said in a statement.
