Government of South Korea

Summary

Government of South Korea is a central government^[1]. It draws 1,122 Wikipedia views per month (central_government category, ranking #5 of 12).^[2]

Key Facts

• Government of South Korea is located in Seoul^[3].
• Government of South Korea is in the country of South Korea^[4].
• Government of South Korea's instance of is recorded as central government^[5].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs^[6].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea^[7].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning^[8].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Health and Welfare^[9].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy^[10].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport^[11].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of National Defense of South Korea^[12].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Justice^[13].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism^[14].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Gender Equality and Family^[15].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Economy and Finance^[16].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea^[17].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Unification^[18].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Ministry of Government Legislation^[19].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as National Intelligence Service^[20].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Financial Services Commission^[21].
• Government of South Korea's child organization or unit is recorded as Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission^[22].
• Government of South Korea's Commons category is recorded as Government of South Korea^[23].
• Government of South Korea's official website is recorded as https://www.gov.kr^[24].
• Government of South Korea's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Government of South Korea^[25].
• Government of South Korea's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as South Korea^[26].
• Government of South Korea's official name is recorded as 대한민국 정부^[27].

Body

Identity

Official names include 대한민국 정부^[27] and 大韓民國政府^[28].

Operations

Subsidiaries include Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs^[6], a ministry of agriculture^[29], in South Korea^[30], founded in 2013^[31], headquartered in Government Complex Sejong^[32]; Ministry of Education of the Republic of Korea^[7], a ministry of education^[33], in South Korea^[34], founded in 2013^[35], headquartered in Government Complex Sejong^[36]; Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning^[8], a ministry of science^[37], in South Korea^[38], founded in 2013^[39], headquartered in Government Complex Gwacheon^[40]; Ministry of Health and Welfare^[9], a ministry of health^[41], in South Korea^[42], founded in 2010^[43], headquartered in Government Complex Sejong^[44]; Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy^[10], a ministry of industry^[45], in South Korea^[46], founded in 2013^[47], headquartered in Government Complex Sejong^[48]; and Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport^[11], a transport ministry^[49], in South Korea^[50], founded in 2013^[51], headquartered in Government Complex Sejong^[52].

Why It Matters

Government of South Korea draws 1,122 Wikipedia views per month (central_government category, ranking #5 of 12).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 11 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[53] It is known by 37 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[54]