Linking Training Programs and Sharing Information and Resources

The Government Employees Pension Service, the National Pension Service, and the Korea Teachers' Pension will link their international training programs and share operational experience and best practices.


Participants pose for a commemorative photo at the "Memorandum of Understanding on Training and Knowledge Sharing for Public Pension Systems," held at the National Pension Service headquarters on the 3rd.

Participants pose for a commemorative photo at the "Memorandum of Understanding on Training and Knowledge Sharing for Public Pension Systems," held at the National Pension Service headquarters on the 3rd.

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On November 3, the Government Employees Pension Service said it had signed an agreement with the other two organizations on public pension system training and knowledge sharing.


Under the agreement, the organizations will link their international training programs and systematically share their experience in operating pension systems and best practices.


With the signing attended by Park Jaekyung, head of the Pension Division at the Government Employees Pension Service, and the pension directors of the other organizations, the organizations plan to identify and pursue joint projects in the pension sector and strengthen their practical cooperation framework.


To make cooperation projects more effective, they will also establish and operate a working group on system training for public pension institutions and continue discussing specific cooperation tasks and implementation plans.



A service official said, "We expect this agreement to enable the three organizations to share their respective expertise and resources and work together to strengthen their capacity to operate public pension systems, while also broadening the international community's understanding of Korea's public pension system."


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