National Security Council (South Korea)

National Security Council
국가안전보장회의; 國家安全保障會議; Gukga Anjeon Bojang Hoeui
Agency overview
Formed	17 December 1963
Headquarters	Presidential residence, Seoul
Agency executives	Yoon Suk Yeol, President of the Republic of Korea; Shin Won-sik, Standing Committee Chairperson - Director of National Security Office; Kim Tae-hyo, Executive Secretary - 1st Deputy Director.; Lim Sang-beom, National Security Office Security Strategy Secretary;
Parent agency	President of South Korea

National Security Council (Korean: 국가안전보장회의; Hanja: 國家安全保障會議) is an advisory body to the President of South Korea on foreign, military and domestic policies related to national security.^[1]^[2]

Membership

Structure of the National Security Council^[3]
Chairperson	President
Statutory Attendees	Prime Minister Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Unification Minister of National Defense Director of National Intelligence Service
Regular Attendees	Minister of the Interior and Safety Chief of Staff to the President Director of the Office of National Security 1st Deputy Director of the Office of National Security 2nd Deputy Director of the Office of National Security
Additional Participants	Personnel appointed by the President

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Agency overview
국가안전보장회의 國家安全保障會議 Gukga Anjeon Bojang Hoeui
Formed	17 December 1963
Headquarters	Presidential residence, Seoul
Agency executives	Yoon Suk Yeol, President of the Republic of Korea Shin Won-sik, Standing Committee Chairperson - Director of National Security Office Kim Tae-hyo, Executive Secretary - 1st Deputy Director. Lim Sang-beom, National Security Office Security Strategy Secretary
Parent agency	President of South Korea