Democratic Innovation Committee Holds First Meeting Tomorrow... Announcement of Committee Member Appointments

Press Conference Scheduled After Meeting... Lee Jae-myung to Attend and Deliver Encouragement Speech

The Democratic Party's Innovation Committee will hold its first meeting on the 20th.

On the 19th, Kwon Hyuk-ki, head of the party's Political Planning Office, held a back briefing at the National Assembly regarding the Innovation Committee's schedule and announced, "Tomorrow (the 20th) at 11 a.m., the Democratic Party Innovation Committee will hold its first meeting."

Professor Kim Eun-kyung of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Law School, appointed as the head of the Democratic Party Innovation Committee.
[Photo by Yonhap News]

The venue is the party leader's office at the National Assembly, and party leader Lee Jae-myung is expected to attend the meeting in person and deliver an encouragement speech. There will also likely be a greeting from Professor Kim Eun-kyung of Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Law School, who was appointed as the head of the Innovation Committee, along with an introduction of the committee members.

The Innovation Committee is expected to be composed of about ten members. Since breaking vested interests is a key innovation agenda, the number of current lawmakers will be minimized to two or three.

After briefing the media directly on the contents of the first meeting, Professor Kim plans to hold a press conference. At this event, she is expected to reveal her vision for party innovation, as well as detailed plans and directions for activities. She is also anticipated to mention the agendas the Innovation Committee will address in the future.

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