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Party Initiates Unprecedented Procedure for Swapping Presidential Nominee
Kim Moon-soo, contender for South Korea's presidency from the People Power Party, and Han Duck-soo, a former Prime Minister, exited after a meeting in Seoul on May 8. This get-together, as it turns out, might have been the Economic Affairs Ministerial Meeting held in the heart of the city.
The main luminaries attending this gathering included:
- Acting Minister of Economy and Finance Kim Beomseok: Presiding over the session at the Government Complex-Seoul.
- Ministers and Vice Ministers: Representing diverse departments such as:
- Ministry of the Interior and Safety
- Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy
- Ministry of Environment
- Ministry of Employment and Labor
- Ministry of Gender Equality and Family
- Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport
- Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries
- Ministry of SMEs and Startups
- Office for Government Policy Coordination
- Financial Services Commission.
No clear mention of other political figures in connection with this meeting could be found beyond these officials.
- Han Duck-soo, a former Prime Minister, shared his thoughts on Kim Moon-soo's policy-and-legislation proposals during the dialog at the Economic Affairs Ministerial Meeting in Seoul.
- The audio_0 recording captures the heated discussion between Kim Moon-soo and Han Duck-soo regarding general-news issues and their respective opinions on the candidate's platform.
- The focus of the discussion at the Economic Affairs Ministerial Meeting in Seoul, attended by Kim Moon-soo and Han Duck-soo, seemed to revolve around the candidate's stance on economics and politics.
- As Kim Moon-soo and Han Duck-soo left the Economic Affairs Ministerial Meeting in Seoul, they were asked by reporters about their opinions on the impact of the meeting on the future of South Korea's policy-and-legislation landscape.
