Kim Min-seok Discusses 'Mega Ten' on Launch of Democratic Party TV

By SONG SEUNG HYUN Posted : September 1, 2026, 09:24 Updated : September 1, 2026, 09:24

Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party, appeared on the newly launched official YouTube channel, 'Democratic Party TV,' on September 1, discussing the 'Mega Ten' initiative aimed at fulfilling the national agenda of the Lee Jae-myung administration and addressing internal party issues.


On the morning of the launch, Kim was the first guest on the program 'Minty07,' which is an expanded version of the previous official channel 'Deli Minju.' He explained the 'Mega Ten,' a group of ten innovation task forces established on August 25 within the party.


Kim announced that Democratic Party TV will serve as a platform for directly reporting various internal issues to party members. He stated, 'I believe it is better to carefully select and discuss the party's principles one by one. I hope Democratic Party TV becomes a broadcast that reflects our party's core values.'


He highlighted the 'Mega Ten' as a key organization, outlining its future direction. Kim described it as a central body addressing the three major mega projects and the national agenda of President Lee Jae-myung, asserting, 'It encapsulates the direction our party aims to pursue.'


Kim emphasized that to ensure the success of the three mega projects, the party must innovate with a focus on people's livelihoods and foster growth alongside the youth, stating, 'If you understand the Mega Ten, you will grasp the direction the Democratic Party is heading.'


Additionally, Kim visited the funeral of Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae's father in Pohang, North Gyeongsang Province, on August 31, where he expressed condolences while maintaining mutual respect. He remarked, 'It is a complicated situation, but I believe we should uphold courtesy. I had a moment to ask questions to Chief Justice Cho and the justices, but we did not discuss political matters. I spoke with the deputy director and the head of the court administration office.'





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