Kim Min-seok, leader of the Democratic Party, reflected on the National Assembly workshop held over two days, stating, "We have solidified our resolve for the K-Golden Era at this critical juncture of internal and external crises."
During a Supreme Council meeting on the morning of August 28 at the Inspire Hotel in Incheon, Kim said, "This workshop was a crucial moment to commit to overcoming internal and external challenges with a focus on people's livelihoods."
He added, "To open a new era of democracy and national sovereignty, every member of the National Assembly will operate with the determination to be the main agents of problem-solving," announcing a full-scale effort from the party to support national policy initiatives.
Additionally, Kim expressed hopes for the safe return of South Korean citizens reported missing due to recent flooding in Nepal.
"I earnestly pray for the safe return of the missing individuals. President Lee Jae-myung held an emergency meeting the day before to direct response measures, and I also requested Minister of Foreign Affairs Park Jin to ensure that rescue personnel are dispatched without delay," he said. "Floor Leader Han Byeong-do will also take responsibility for all necessary actions at the National Assembly to ensure their safe return."
Furthermore, Kim mentioned Kim Hyun-tae, former head of the 707th Special Mission Group, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison for involvement in the December 3 coup, emphasizing, "We will not let our guard down until the truth of the December 3 insurrection is revealed without any doubt and appropriate consequences are faced."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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