[Photo] Lee Nak-yeon, 'Concession of Primary Election'

Lee Nak-yeon, former candidate in the Democratic Party presidential primary, attended the camp closing ceremony held at Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul on the 14th, and greeted supporters after the event. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

Former Democratic Party presidential primary candidate Lee Nak-yeon and camp officials attended the camp disbandment ceremony held at Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul on the 14th, taking a commemorative photo. Photo by Lee Nak-yeon Camp

Lee Nak-yeon, former candidate in the Democratic Party presidential primary, is delivering a greeting at the camp disbandment ceremony held on the 14th at the Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul. Photo by Lee Nak-yeon Camp

Former Democratic Party presidential primary candidate Lee Nak-yeon attended the camp disbandment ceremony held at Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul on the 14th. After finishing his speech, he bowed to the camp staff. Photo by Lee Nak-yeon Camp

Former Democratic Party presidential primary candidate Lee Nak-yeon attended the camp closing ceremony held at Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul on the 14th, and is getting into a vehicle after the event. Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoon Dong-joo] Former leader Lee Nak-yeon, who was defeated in the Democratic Party presidential primary, held a disbandment ceremony for his election camp on the 14th at the Daesan Building in Yeouido, Seoul.

After his defeat in the primary, Lee officially raised an objection to the party on the 11th, claiming that the party's election commission's decision to invalidate the votes obtained by candidates who withdrew midway according to Article 59 of the party's special regulations was wrong. However, the day before, the Democratic Party's executive committee decided not to accept Lee Nak-yeon's objection regarding the vote counting method in the presidential primary, and Lee accepted this decision and declared his concession.

There is growing interest in whether Lee Nak-yeon will serve as a co-chairman of the joint election countermeasures committee for Governor Lee Jae-myung's camp to form a 'one team' in the future.

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