Cho Hyun-gi, Former Head of Defense Acquisition Program Administration, Appointed as Director of Resource Management at the Ministry of National Defense
Expert in Military Logistics and Defense Industry
On the 17th, the Ministry of National Defense announced the appointment of Cho Hyun-gi (Korea Military Academy Class 46, retired Army Brigadier General), former head of the Defense Acquisition Program Administration's Power Base Project Headquarters, as the Director of the Resource Management Office.
The Director of the Resource Management Office is responsible for overseeing and coordinating policies related to military logistics, military facility policies, and projects such as the relocation of military airports.
Director Cho, a graduate of the Korea Military Academy Class 46, has served as the Head of the Technology Policy Division at the Defense Technology Protection Bureau of the Defense Acquisition Program Administration, Director of the Mobility Project Department, and Head of the Power Base Project Headquarters. According to the Ministry of National Defense, he possesses expertise and broad insight in the field of military resource policy.
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He also successfully led the Defense Acquisition Program Administration's Power Base Project Headquarters with outstanding leadership and organizational management skills, and is regarded as the optimal candidate capable of maintaining and developing smooth cooperation systems with the armed forces and related agencies such as the Defense Acquisition Program Administration in promoting resource management policies.
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