Former Minister Han Dong-hoon Takes Charge as Chairman of People’s Power Party, Prepares for General Election

South Korean News: Han Dong-hoon Begins Preparations for General Election as Chairman of the People’s Power Party

Han Dong-hoon, the former Minister of Justice, has officially started his duties as the Chairman of the People’s Power Party’s Emergency Response Committee. To facilitate this, the party convened a nationwide committee meeting on the morning of the 26th at 10 a.m. to appoint Han as the Chairman. The meeting, which discussed the establishment of the Emergency Response Committee and the appointment of the Chairman, was held online and conducted through ARS voting.

Leading the General Election

Han Dong-hoon, as the former Minister of Justice, will lead the general election in April next year. Yun Jae-ok, the Acting Representative and Floor Leader of the People’s Power Party, expressed confidence that Han Dong-hoon will be an innovative Chairman. Han Dong-hoon himself expressed his determination to be the youngest and most innovative Chairman who can achieve this goal.

Determination as the Chairman

In a meeting with reporters, Han Dong-hoon stated that he believes he must wield his power without any regrets. He emphasized that he feels a greater sense of responsibility to do well for his colleagues, citizens, and the country. Furthermore, Han Dong-hoon stressed that despite claims of his lack of political experience, he considers himself to have been involved in politics for over 20 years in the pursuit of public service.

Yun Jae-ok: Driving Parliamentary Reform

Yun Jae-ok, the Acting Representative and Floor Leader of the People’s Power Party, held a press conference in the National Assembly, announcing their commitment to driving parliamentary reform. He emphasized the need to meet the expectations of the people who desire change and renewal, and to go beyond party innovation by promoting parliamentary and political culture reform.

Preparation for the General Election

Han Dong-hoon, in a meeting with reporters on the same day as his inauguration, stated, “In a situation with two outs, two strikes in the bottom of the ninth inning, I believe we must swing without any regrets.” He expressed his determination as the Chairman, saying that he feels a greater sense of responsibility to do well for his colleagues, citizens, and the country. Additionally, he addressed the criticism of his lack of political experience, emphasizing that he has already been involved in politics for over 20 years in the pursuit of public service.

Yun Jae-ok, the Acting Representative and Floor Leader of the People’s Power Party, held a press conference in the National Assembly, announcing their commitment to driving parliamentary reform. He emphasized the need to meet the expectations of the people who desire change and renewal, and to go beyond party innovation by promoting parliamentary and political culture reform.

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