5th Administrative Council
26 December 1972 – 16 December 1977
(4 years, 355 days)
Overview
TypePlenary Meeting of the Cabinet of North Korea
Election1st Session of the 5th Supreme People's Assembly

The 5th Administrative Council of North Korea was elected by the 1st Session of the 5th Supreme People's Assembly on 26 December 1972.[1] It was replaced on 16 December 1977 by the 6th Administrative Council.[2]

Members

Rank Office Name Hangul Took office Left office Duration 4th CAB 6th ADC
1 Premier of the Administrative Council Kim Il 김일 26 December 1972 19 April 1976 3 years and 115 days Old Promoted
Pak Song-chol 박성철 19 April 1976 16 December 1977 1 year and 241 days Old Not
2 Vice Premier of the Administrative Council Pak Song-chol 박성철 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
Chong Chun-taek 정준택 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
Kim Man-gum 김만검 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
Choe Chae-u 최채우 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
Nam Il 남일 26 December 1972 7 March 1976 3 years and 72 days Old Dead
Hong Won-gil 홍원길 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
3 Chairman of the State Planning Commission Choe Chae-u 최채우 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
4 Minister of the People's Armed Forces Choe Hyon 최현 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
5 Minister of Foreign Affairs Ho Dam 허담 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Reelected
6 Minister of Public Security Kim Pyong-ha 김평하 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
7 Chairman of the Heavy Industry Commission Ri Jong-ok 리종옥 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Reelected
8 Chairman of the Machine Industry Commission Hong Won-gil 홍원길 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
9 Minister of Ship Machine Building Industrsy Han Song-yong 한성룡 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
10 Minister of Chemical Industry Kim Hwan 김환 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
11 Chairman of the Light Industry Commission Nam Il 남일 26 December 1972 7 March 1976 3 years and 72 days Old Dead
12 Chairman of the Agricultural Commission Kim Man-gum 김만검 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
13 Chairman of the Transportation and Communications Commission Hyon Mu-gwang 현무광 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
14 Minister of Fisheries Kim Yun-sang 김윤상 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Reelected
15 Minister of Building Materials Industry Mun Pyong-il 문평일 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
16 Chairman of the People's Service Commission Pak Song-chol 박성철 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
17 Minister of Education Kim Sok-ki 김석기 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
18 Minister of Culture and Arts Yi Chang-son 이창손 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Reelected
19 Minister of Finance Kim Kyong-yon 김경연 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Reelected
20 Minister of Foreign Trade Kye Ung-tae 계웅태 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Reelected
21 Minister of External Economic Affairs Kong Chin-tae 공진태 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Reelected
22 Minister of Construction Pak Im-tae 박임태 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Reelected
23 Minister of Labour Administration Chong Tu-hwan 종투환 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days New Not
24 Minister of Public Health Yi Nak-bin 이낙빈 26 December 1972 16 December 1977 4 years and 355 days Old Not
References:
[3][4]

References

Citations

  1. ↑ Suh 1981, p. 454.
  2. ↑ Suh 1981, p. 452.
  3. ↑ Suh 1981, pp. 454–5.
  4. ↑ Suh 1981, pp. 459–83.

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.
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