11th Cabinet of North Korea

11th Cabinet of North Korea
← 10th 12th →
State Emblem
3 September 2003 – 9 April 2009 (5 years, 218 days) Overview
Type	Plenary Meeting of the Cabinet of North Korea
Election	1st Session of the 11th Supreme People's Assembly
Secretary	Jong Mun-san

The 11th Cabinet of North Korea was elected by the 1st Session of the 11th Supreme People's Assembly of North Korea on 3 September 2003.^[1] It was replaced on 9 April 2009 by the 12th Cabinet.^[2]

Members

Rank	Office	Name	Hangul	Took office	Left office	Duration	10th CAB	12th CAB
1	Premier of the Cabinet	Pak Pong-ju	박봉주	3 September 2003	11 April 2007	3 years and 220 days	Old	Not
1	Premier of the Cabinet	Kim Yong-il	김영일	11 April 2007	9 April 2009	1 year and 363 days	Old	Reelected
2	Vice Premier of the Cabinet	Kwak Pom-gi	곽범기	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Reelected
2	Vice Premier of the Cabinet	Ro Tu-chol	로두철	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
3	Minister of Foreign Affairs	Paek Nam-sun	백남순	3 September 2003	2 January 2007	3 years and 121 days	Old	Dead
3	Minister of Foreign Affairs	Pak Ui-chun	박의춘	2 January 2007	9 April 2009	2 years and 97 days	New	Reelected
4	Minister of Public Security	Choe Ryong-su	최룡수	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
5	Chairman of the State Planning Commission	Kim Kwang-rin	김광린	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
6	Minister of Power and Coal Industries	Ju Tong-il	주통일	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
7	Minister of Extractive Industries	Ri Kwang-nam	리광남	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
8	Minister of Metal and Machine-Building Industries	Kim Sung-hyon	김성현	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
9	Minister of Electronics Industry	O Su-yong	오수용	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
10	Minister of Construction and Building-Materials Industries	Jo Yun-hui	조윤희	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
11	Minister of Railways	Kim Yong-sam	김용삼	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
12	Minister of Land and Marine Transport	Kim Yong-il	김영일	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Reelected
13	Minister of Agriculture	Ri Kyong-sik	리경식	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
14	Minister of Chemical Industry	Ri Mu-yong	리무영	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
15	Minister of Light Industry	Ri Ju-o	리주오	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
16	Minister of Foreign Trade	Ri Kwang-gun	리광군	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
17	Minister of Forestry	Ri Sang-mu	리상무	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
18	Minister of Fisheries	Ri Song-un	리송운	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
19	Minister of City Management	Choe Jong-gon	최종곤	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
20	Minister of Land and Environment Protection	Jang Il-son	장일손	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
21	Minister of State Construction Control	Pae Tal-jun	배달준	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Reelected
22	Minister of Commerce	Ri Yong-son	리용손	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
23	Minister of Procurement and Food Administration	Choe Nam-gyun	최남균	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
24	Minister of Education	Kim Yong-jin	김용진	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
25	Minister of Posts and Telecommunications	Ri Kum-bom	리금봄	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
26	Minister of Culture	Choe Ik-gyu	최익규	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
27	Minister of Finance	Mun Il-bong	문일봉	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Not
28	Minister of Labour	Ri Won-il	리원일	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
29	Minister of Public Health	Kim Su-hak	김수학	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
30	Minister of State Inspection	Kim Ui-sun	김의선	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Reelected
31	President of the Academy of Sciences	Pyon Yong-rip	변영립	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
32	Chairman of the Physical Culture and Sports Commission	Pak Myong-chol	박명철	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
33	President of the Central Bank	Kim Wan-su	김완수	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	New	Reelected
34	Director of the Central Statistic Bureau	Kim Chang-su	김창수	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Reelected
35	Chief Secretary of the Cabinet of North Korea	Jong Mun-san	종문산	3 September 2003	9 April 2009	5 years and 218 days	Old	Not
References: ^[3]^[4]

References

Citations

^ "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.
^ "1st Session of 12th SPA Hailed". Korean Central News Agency. 9 April 2009. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 February 2021.
^ "Members of DPRK Cabinet Appointed". Korean Central News Agency. 3 September 2003. Archived from the original on 24 November 2019. Retrieved 25 February 2021.
^ "5th Session of 11th SPA of DPRK Held". Korean Central News Agency. 11 April 2007. 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.

Supreme People's Assembly

Leaders

Standing Committee Chairman	Kim Tu-bong (1948–57) Choe Yong-gon (1957–72) Hwang Jang-yop (1972–83) Yang Hyong-sop (1983–98) Kim Yong-nam (1998–19) Choe Ryong-hae (2019–onwards)
Assembly Chairman	Ho Hon (1948–51) Yi Yong (1951–57) Choe Won-taek (1957–67) Paek Nam-un (1967–72) Hwang Jang-yop (1972–83) Yang Hyong-sop (1983–98) Choe Thae-bok (1998–19) Pak Thae-song (2019–23) Pak In-chol (2023–onwards)
Assembly Vice Chairman Presidium Honorary Vice President Standing Committee Secretary-General Standing Committee Vice Chairman

Committees

Budget	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Credentials	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Foreign Affairs	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th none (1972–77) 6th none (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Legislation	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)

Terms

Leadership	5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–09) 12th (2009–14) 13th NDC (2014–16) SAC (2016–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Standing Committee	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Assembly	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)

Deputies

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2nd (1957–62)
3rd (1962–67)
4th (1967–72)
5th (1972–77)
6th (1977–82)
7th (1982–86)
8th (1986–90)
9th (1990–98)
10th (1998–03)
11th (2003–2009)
12th (2009–14)
13th (2014–19)
14th (2019–onwards)

Elected bodies

Cabinet	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Central Court	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
Central People's	5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98)
National Defence	5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–09) 11th (2009–14) 13th (2014–16)
Procurator's Office	1st (1948–57) 2nd (1957–62) 3rd (1962–67) 4th (1967–72) 5th (1972–77) 6th (1977–82) 7th (1982–86) 8th (1986–90) 9th (1990–98) 10th (1998–03) 11th (2003–2009) 12th (2009–14) 13th (2014–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
State Affairs	13th (2016–19) 14th (2019–onwards)
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