Journalist-turned-political critic becomes new presidential spokesperson
Kim Sung-wan, a journalist-turned-political commentator, has been appointed as the new presidential spokesperson, the presidential office said Monday. Kim — a former reporter with Media Today and later a radio host and political analyst —officially assumed his duties as presidential spokesperson on Monday, according to Cheong Wa Dae. "I have often had my words passed along to others, but knowing…
Kim Sung-wan, a former journalist and political commentator, has taken on the role of presidential spokesperson, as announced by the presidential office on Monday. Previously known for his work as a reporter for Media Today and a radio host, Kim has transitioned into political analysis. His appointment comes after the vacancy was left open since April, following the departure of Rep. Jeon Eun-su to focus on the upcoming local elections.
Kim expressed his sense of responsibility in speaking directly to the media, emphasizing his commitment to communicating more with the public with humility. The new spokesperson joins the existing team of two, Kang Yu-jung and Ahn Gwi-ryeong.
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