Plan to Collect Party Members' Opinions by This Month
Decision to Be Made After Discussion at Workshop on Leadership System and Others

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[Asia Economy Reporter Junyi Park] The Democratic Party of Korea has decided to hold its party convention this August at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena in Songpa-gu, Seoul.


Jeon Yong-gi, spokesperson for the Democratic Party's preparatory committee, told reporters after the committee meeting on the 22nd, "The Democratic Party convention will be held on August 28 at the Olympic Gymnastics Arena."


He added, "The upcoming tasks include conducting subgroup discussions by division, followed by a plenary meeting to decide on the agenda, and then briefing everyone at that time. From the 21st to around the 30th of this month, regional committee chairs will collect opinions from party members through a party affairs development opinion-gathering process. The platform division will prepare a forum related to the party platform to enable the Democratic Party to fulfill its role as the opposition," he explained.



Regarding the contentious election methods for the leadership system, he said, "A Democratic Party lawmakers' workshop is scheduled for tomorrow (23rd) and the day after (24th). Today, we did not discuss any sharply divisive issues such as the leadership system or delegate system; it was more of a brainstorming session. After hearing various lawmakers' opinions at the workshop, we plan to discuss the leadership system and delegate election methods around next week."


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