Incheon Airport Customs and Human Resources Development Service Join Forces to Prevent Drug Crimes Among Foreign Workers
Utilizing Multilingual Signage at Arrival Halls
Strengthening Promotion of Reporting Reward Programs
Developing Content and Hosting Seminars
The Incheon Airport Customs Headquarters and the Human Resources Development Service of Korea are strengthening their collaborative framework to block the involvement of foreign workers entering Korea in drug-related crimes.
From the left, Byunghun Lee, President of the Human Resources Development Service of Korea, and Jung Kim, Commissioner of Incheon Airport Customs Headquarters. Incheon Airport Customs
View original imageOn August 11, the two organizations announced that they had signed a business agreement at the Incheon International Airport Terminal 2 Joint Government Office Building to enhance cooperation in drug crime prevention education and public awareness efforts.
Under this agreement, both parties will implement educational programs and publicity activities aimed at protecting foreign workers from drug crimes. They plan to jointly develop and utilize educational and promotional content, including guidance on customs declaration procedures.
Furthermore, they will co-host training sessions and seminars to enhance staff expertise, while also actively pursuing mutual exchanges and joint projects for drug crime prevention.
The Incheon Airport Customs will focus on delivering promotional and educational campaigns at the arrival hall from the moment foreign workers enter Korea, utilizing multilingual video guides and leaflets to minimize exposure to drug crime risks. In addition, they will guide foreign workers on how to report customs smuggling and explain the reward system in order to encourage voluntary participation. The organization also plans to strengthen its capability to respond to international drug crimes.
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Kim Jung, Director of the Incheon Airport Customs Headquarters, commented, "Preventing drug crimes is far more important than catching them after the fact. With this agreement, we will actively cooperate to help foreign workers settle as healthy members of our society, and do our utmost to make Korea drug-free and safe."
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