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Customs Border Control Training Institute gets first female chief

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By Kim Bo-eun

Cho Eun-jung
Cho Eun-jung
The Customs Border Control Training Institute (CBCTI) appointed its first female chief, Cho Eun-jung, Monday.

Cho, 57, is the 14th director general of the institute affiliated with the Korea Customs Service.

She obtained her bachelor's and master's degrees in home economics and a doctoral degree in consumer studies from Seoul National University. She headed the Samsung Institute of Global Marketing and served as an executive of Samsung Electronics' Global B2B Center and its printing business division.

CBCTI was established in 1977 as a training agency for customs personnel. It also trains detection dogs.

CBCTI was recognized for its excellence as a training institute for government officials for nine consecutive years.

Since 2009, the institute has run various training courses for capacity-building of customs officials from around the world. In 2010, the institute was designated as the World Customs Organization's training center for the Asia-Pacific region.

It has transferred its customs administration know-how to 1,613 officials from institutes of 112 countries.

"I will develop the CBCTI into the best training institute for civil servants, by strengthening its research capabilities and training for management positions," Cho said.


Kim Bo-eun bkim@koreatimes.co.kr


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