10th Cabinet of North Korea

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10th Cabinet of North Korea
← 
11th →
5 September 1998 – 3 September 2003
(4 years, 363 days)
Overview
Decision making
body		Plenary Meeting of the Cabinet of North Korea
Election1st Session of the
Officers
PremierHong Song-nam
Vice Premier
Kwak Pom-gi

The 10th Cabinet of North Korea was elected by the 1st Session of the 10th Supreme People's Assembly of North Korea on 5 September 1998.[1] It was replaced on 3 September 2003 by the 11th Cabinet.[2]

Members[]

Rank Office Name Hangul Took office Left office Duration 11th CAB
1 Premier of the Cabinet Hong Song-nam 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
2 Vice Premier of the Cabinet 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
Kwak Pom-gi 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
3 Minister of Foreign Affairs Paek Nam-sun 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
4 Minister of Public Security Paek Hak-rim 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
5 Chairman of the Pak Nam-gi 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
6 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
7 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
8 Jon Sung-hun 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
9 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
10 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
11 Kim Yong-il 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
12 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
13 Pak Pong-ju 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
14 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
15 Minister of Foreign Trade 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
16 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
17 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
18 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
19 Pae Tal-jun 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
20 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
21 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
22 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
23 Minister of Posts and Telecommunications 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
24 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
25 Minister of Finance 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
26 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
27 Minister of Public Health 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
28 Pak Myong-chol 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
29 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
30 President of the National Academy of Sciences 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
31 President of the Central Bank 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Not
32 Director of the Central Statistic Bureau 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
33 Chief Secretary of the Cabinet of North Korea 5 September 1998 3 September 2003 4 years and 363 days Old Reelected
References:
[3]

References[]

Citations[]

  1. ^ "SPA presidium elected". Korean Central News Agency. 5 September 1998. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 February 2021.
  2. ^ "Presidium of DPRK Supreme People's Assembly Elected". Korean Central News Agency. 3 September 2003. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 February 2021.
  3. ^ "Election for state leadership organs". Korean Central News Agency. 5 September 1998. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 February 2021.

Bibliography[]

Books:

  • Suh, Dae-sook (1981). Korean Communism 1945–1980: A Reference Guide to the Political System (1st ed.). University Press of Hawaii. ISBN 0-8248-0740-5.
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