12th Cabinet of North Korea

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12th Cabinet of North Korea
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9 April 2009 – 9 April 2014
(5 years, 0 days)
Overview
Decision making
body		Plenary Meeting of the Cabinet of North Korea
Election1st Session of the 12th Supreme People's Assembly
Officers
Premier Pak Pong-ju
Choe Yong-rim
Kim Yong-il
Vice Premier Kwak Pom-gi
Thae Jong-su
Ro Tu-chol
O Su-yong

The 12th Cabinet of North Korea was elected by the 1st Session of the 12th Supreme People's Assembly on 9 April 2009. [1] It was replaced on 9 April 2014 by the 13th Cabinet. [2]

Contents

Members

RankOfficeName Hangul Took officeLeft officeDuration 11th CAB 13th CAB
1 Premier of the Cabinet Kim Yong-il 김영일9 April 20094 June 20101 year and 56 daysOldNot
Choe Yong-rim 최영림4 June 20101 April 20132 years and 301 daysNewNot
Pak Pong-ju 박봉주1 April 20139 April 20141 year and 8 daysNewReelected
2 Vice Premier of the Cabinet Kwak Pom-gi 곽범기9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
Thae Jong-su 태종수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
Ro Tu-chol 로두철9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldReelected
O Su-yong 오수용9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
3Chairman of the State Planning Commission Ro Tu-chol 로두철9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
4 Minister of Foreign Affairs Pak Ui-chun 박의춘9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
5 Minister of Public Security Jang Sang-song 장상송9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
6 Minister of Electric Power Industry Ho Thaek 호택9 April 200914 April 20123 years and 5 daysNewNot
Kim Man-su 김만수14 April 20129 April 20141 year and 360 daysNewReelected
7 Minister of Coal Industry Kim Hyong-sik 김형식9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
8 Minister of Mining Industry Kang Min-chol 강민철9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
9 Minister of Oil Industry Kim Hui-yong 김희용9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
10 Minister of Metal Industry Kim Thae-bong 김태봉9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
11 Minister of Machine-Building Industry Jo Pyong-ju 조평주9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
12 Minister of Electronics Industry Han Kwang-bok 한광복9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
13 Minister of Construction and Building-Materials Industry Tong Jong-ho 동정호9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewReelected
14 Minister of Railways Jon Kil-su 존길수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
15 Minister of Land and Marine Transport Ra Tong-hui 라통휘9 April 200914 April 20123 years and 5 daysNewNot
Kang Jong-gwan 강종관14 April 20129 April 20141 year and 360 daysNewReelected
16 Minister of Agriculture Kim Chang-sik 김창식9 April 20091 April 20133 years and 357 daysNewNot
Ri Chol-man 리철만1 April 20139 April 20141 year and 8 daysNewReelected
17 Minister of Chemical Industry Ri Mu-yong 리무영9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldReelected
18 Minister of Light Industry Ri Ju-o 리주오9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
19 Minister of Foreign Trade Ri Ryong-nam 리룡남9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewReelected
20 Minister of Forestry Kim Kwang-yong 김광용9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
21 Minister of Fisheries Pak Thae-won 박태원9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
22 Minister of Urban Management Hwang Hak-won 황학원9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
23 Minister of Land and Environmental Conservation Pak Song-nam 박송남9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
24 Minister of State Construction Control Pae Tal-jun 배달준9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
25 Minister of Commerce Kim Pong-chol 김봉철9 April 200914 February 20122 years and 311 daysNewDead
Kim Kyong-nam 김경남14 February 20129 April 20142 years and 54 daysNewNot
26 Minister of Food Procurement and Administration Mun Ung-jo 문웅조9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewReelected
27 Minister of Education Kim Yong-jin 김용진9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldReelected
28 Minister of Posts and Telecommunications Ryu Yong-sop 류용섭9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
29 Minister of Culture Kang Nung-su 강능수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
30 Minister of Finance Kim Wan-su 김완수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
31 Minister of Labour Jong Yong-su 종용수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewReelected
32 Minister of Public Health Choe Chang-sik 최창식9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
33 Minister of State Inspection Kim Ui-sun 김의선9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
34President of the State Academy of Sciences Pyon Yong-rip 변영립9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
35Chairman of the Physical Culture and Sports Guidance Commission Pak Hak-son 박학손9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
36President of the Central Bank Ri Kwang-gon 리광곤9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
37Chairman of the Central Statistical Board Kim Chang-su 김창수9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysOldNot
38Director of the Secretariat of the Cabinet Kim Yong-ho 김용호9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewReelected
39 Minister of Capital Construction Kim Ung-gwan 김웅관9 April 20099 April 20145 years and 0 daysNewNot
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  2. ↑ "Presidium of Supreme People's Assembly of DPRK Elected". Korean Central News Agency. 9 April 2014. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 10 February 2021.
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