Professor Ko Yoo-hwan Appointed as President of the Institute for Unification Studies

[Asia Economy Reporter Kwangho Lee] The National Research Council for Economics, Humanities and Social Sciences (NRC) under the Prime Minister held its 284th board meeting on the 29th and announced on the 30th that Professor Ko Woo-hwan of the Department of North Korean Studies at Dongguk University was appointed as the 18th president of the Korea Institute for National Unification.

President Ko previously served as a member of the National Intelligence Service Reform and Development Committee, a policy advisory member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, chairman of the Planning and Coordination Subcommittee of the National Unification Advisory Council, and chief policy advisor to the National Security Office at the Blue House.

President Ko's term is three years, and he will be evaluated annually by the NRC on management performance and research achievements.

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