President Moon receives appointment letters for Chief Vice-Chair of the National Unification Advisory Council and Chair of the National Human Rights Commission

Financial Services Commission Chairman and Northern Economic Cooperation Committee Chairman Receive Appointment Certificates... Bouquet with Special Meaning Presented

[Asia Economy Reporter Ryu Jeong-min] On the morning of the 6th, President Moon Jae-in presented appointment letters at the Blue House to Lee Seok-hyun, Senior Vice Chairman of the Democratic Peaceful Unification Advisory Council; Song Doo-hwan, Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission; Ko Seung-beom, Chairman of the Financial Services Commission; and Park Jong-su, Chairman of the Northern Economic Cooperation Committee.

President Moon presented the appointment letter to Senior Vice Chairman Lee and also handed over a bouquet. The bouquet was composed of daisies, symbolizing ‘peace,’ and lily of the valley, whose flower language means ‘happiness will surely come.’

President Moon presented the appointment letter to Song Doo-hwan, Chairperson of the National Human Rights Commission, and gave a bouquet to his spouse. The bouquet was composed of various wildflowers and forget-me-nots, whose flower language means ‘do not forget me,’ symbolizing a delicate attention to ensuring that no human rights are marginalized in our society and a request to enhance the status of the Republic of Korea as an advanced human rights nation.

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President Moon presented the appointment letter to Ko Seung-beom, Chairman of the Financial Services Commission. A bouquet was given to his spouse, composed of chamomile, symbolizing the strength to overcome adversity, and small chrysanthemums, symbolizing stability. This carries a message urging efforts toward the recovery of the people’s economy and financial stability amid the difficulties caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

President Moon also presented the appointment letter to Park Jong-su, Chairman of the Northern Economic Cooperation Committee, and gave a bouquet to his spouse. The bouquet was composed of asters, symbolizing trust, and gaillardia, symbolizing cooperation. This conveys a request to build trust with the 14 countries targeted by the New Northern Policy and to establish a sustainable foundation for cooperation.

After the appointment letter ceremony, President Moon took commemorative photos. He then moved to the Inwang Room, the venue for the reception, to continue a private conversation.

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