Lee to hold press conference Friday to state 'clear position on key issues'
President Lee Jae Myung will hold a press conference at Cheong Wa Dae later this week to state his "clear position on key issues," and underscore his commitment to reform and putting people's livelihoods first, a presidential official said Tuesday. The presser will run for 90 minutes from 10 a.m. Friday and be divided into two parts — politics and foreign affairs, and policy and the economy —…
President Lee Jae Myung is set to hold a press conference at Cheong Wa Dae next Friday to clearly outline his stance on crucial matters and reaffirm his dedication to reform and prioritizing the well-being of citizens, according to a senior presidential official. The event, scheduled to last 90 minutes beginning at 10 a.m. on Friday, will be divided into two segments - politics and foreign affairs, and policy and the economy - and is expected to draw around 150 local and international journalists.
Seong Ghi-hong, a senior presidential secretary for public relations and communication, announced the details of the press conference to reporters.
During the press conference, Lee will begin with opening remarks, take questions from the audience, and conclude with final statements. The primary objective of the event is to demonstrate Lee's unwavering commitment to reform, his core belief in placing people's livelihoods at the forefront of governmental decisions, and a more robust emphasis on national unity, as stated by Seong.
Furthermore, the president intends to articulate and clarify his clear position and course of action on key issues during the press conference. Lee's stance on all topics and subjects will be open to questioning, with no restrictions, as per the plan outlined by Seong.
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