Jeonnam Governor Kim Young-rok Congratulates New Leadership of the Democratic Party on Its Launch

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Yoon Jamin] Kim Young-rok, Governor of Jeonnam Province, sent a congratulatory message on the launch of the new leadership of the Democratic Party of Korea.

On the 30th, Governor Kim stated, "I congratulate the launch of the new leadership, including the newly appointed representative Lee Nak-yeon, and I pray together with the residents of the province that the new leadership will become the vanguard in overcoming the national crisis."

He also said, "I extend my congratulations to the new representative Lee and Supreme Council members Kim Jong-min, Yeom Tae-young, Noh Woong-rae, Shin Dong-geun, and Yang Hyang-ja," adding, "Currently, the national crisis has made the livelihood economy very difficult, and the ruling party's responsibilities are inevitably heavy. The public's expectations for the new leadership are also very high."

He continued, "As the first representative from Honam in 10 years, the expectations of Jeonnam residents are particularly special," emphasizing, "Especially, I believe that Representative Lee, who served as Jeonnam Governor and the first Prime Minister under the Moon Jae-in administration, will demonstrate leadership in unity and innovation, build a ruling party that earns the trust of the people, and lead the success of the Moon Jae-in government."

He added, "Jeonnam Province will support the new Democratic Party leadership together with the residents to overcome the national crisis through solidarity and cooperation among the National Assembly, government, and local governments, and to prepare well for the post-COVID era."

Finally, he emphasized, "I ask the new leadership to take greater interest in and support current issues such as the realization of the 'Clean Jeonnam Blue Economy' project to drive Jeonnam's future development, the establishment of a medical school in the Jeonnam region, the second relocation of public institutions, and attracting COP28 to Yeosu."

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