Incheon Airport Corporation Holds Compliance Management Resolution Meeting to Promote Integrity Culture

Enhancing Public Trust
Through the Practice of Compliance Management

Incheon International Airport Corporation announced on the 22nd that it had held a 'Compliance Management Resolution Meeting' to promote a culture of compliance and integrity within the organization.

Lee Hakjae, President of Incheon International Airport Corporation (center front row), is taking a commemorative photo with attendees at the 'Compliance Management Resolution Meeting' held in the corporation's main conference room on the 21st. Photo by Incheon Airport Corporation

The resolution meeting, held the previous day in the corporation's main conference room, was attended by President Lee Hakjae, Standing Auditor Jang Jonghyun, and approximately 50 managers at the director level or higher. The event was organized with the aim of embedding compliance management and integrity into the corporation's organizational culture.

During the meeting, participants pledged to practice 'compliance with laws and principles,' 'creating an organizational culture free from abuse of power,' 'eliminating private interests in personnel affairs,' 'transparent work processes and proactive administration,' and 'eradicating unfair trade practices and favoritism' through the reading of a compliance management resolution. Afterwards, the corporation shared its anti-corruption and integrity initiatives for the year and discussed improvement measures to enhance integrity.

In addition to the resolution meeting, the corporation continues to carry out activities such as an ethical management vision campaign under the slogan "Incheon Airport Growing Together with the Value of Integrity," a campaign to spread a culture of mutual respect, and a human rights management core values challenge among resident agency heads. In recognition of these efforts, the corporation achieved a Grade 2 rating for three consecutive years (2022?2024) in the Comprehensive Integrity Assessment conducted by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission.

President Lee Hakjae stated, "Starting with this resolution meeting, we will make company-wide efforts to practice compliance management and enhance integrity, and we will strive to become a leading public institution in Korea that earns even greater trust from the public."