Hong Sŏng-nam II cabinet
The Hong Sŏng-nam II cabinet is the government of North Korea elected by the Supreme People's Assembly on September 5, 1998 after the 1998 general election .
The role of the government of North Korea is limited compared to other countries. The government is mainly exercised by the National Defense Commission headed by Kim Jong-il .
Office | Surname |
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Chairman of the Council of Ministers (Prime Minister) | Hong Sŏng-nam |
Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers | Cho Ch'ang-d'ŏk |
Deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers | Kwak Pŏm-gi |
Foreign minister | Paek Nam-sun |
Minister of Public Security | Paek Hak-rim |
Chairman of the State Planning Commission | Pak Nam-gi |
Minister for Energy and Coal Industry | Sin T'ae-rok |
Minister for Extractive Industry | Kil Sŏng-nam |
Minister for Metal and Mechanical Engineering | Chŏn Sŭng-hun |
Minister for Construction and Building Materials | Cho Yun-hŭi |
Minister of Railways | Kim Yong-sam |
Minister for Overland Transport and Shipping | Kim Yŏng-il |
Minister of Agriculture | Ri Ha-sŏp |
Minister for Chemical Industry | Pak Pong-ju |
Minister for Light Industry | Ri Yŏn-su |
Minister for Foreign Trade | Kang Chŏng-mo |
Minister of Forestry | Ri Sang-mu |
Minister for Fisheries Economy | Ri Sŏng-un |
Minister for Urban Development, Nature Conservation and Environmental Protection | Ch'oe Chong-gŏn |
Minister for State Building Inspection | Pae Tal-jun |
Minister of Commerce | Ri Yong-sŏn |
Minister for Food Procurement and Administration | Paek Ch'ang-ryong |
Minister of Education | Ch'oe Ki-ryong |
Minister for Post and Telecommunications | Ri Kŭm-bŏm |
Minister of Culture | Ch'oe Chae-hyŏn |
Minister of Finance | Rim Kyŏng-suk |
Minister of Labor | Ri Wŏn-il |
Minister of Health | Kim Su-hak |
Minister of Physical Culture and Sport | Pak Myŏng-ch'ŏl |
Minister of State Control | Kim i-sun |
President of the State Academy of Sciences | Ri Kwang-ho |
Central Bank President | Chŏng Sŏng-t'aek |
Director of the State Statistical Office | Kim Ch'ang-su |
First Secretary of the Council of Ministers | Chŏng Mun-san |
Web links
- KCNA : Election for state leadership organs (English)