Lee Gi-in, chair of the Reform Party's emergency committee, appointed Im Joo-young and Ha Heon-hwi as members on September 21. Jeon Seong-kyun was named the party's secretary general.
The Reform Party stated that the appointments were made to lead the party's survival and resurgence through reform.
Im Joo-young is regarded as a suitable candidate to drive grassroots organizational reform, recognized for his field-oriented leadership. He is known for his understanding of public sentiment in the southern Gyeonggi region, having run as a proportional representative in the local elections on June 3.
Ha Heon-hwi also ran as the party's candidate for mayor of Sejong in the same elections. He is expected to strengthen the party's policy capabilities and support the restructuring process focused on principles and results.
New secretary general Jeon Seong-kyun will be responsible for reorganizing the party from the ground up and implementing the reform measures without delay.
The Reform Party explained, "The crisis of the party lies not outside but within ourselves, as we have turned a blind eye to reality. We prioritized the ability to accurately assess the party's condition and to push forward with strong reform measures without hesitation as the foremost criteria for these appointments."
The Reform Party stated that the appointments were made to lead the party's survival and resurgence through reform.
Im Joo-young is regarded as a suitable candidate to drive grassroots organizational reform, recognized for his field-oriented leadership. He is known for his understanding of public sentiment in the southern Gyeonggi region, having run as a proportional representative in the local elections on June 3.
Ha Heon-hwi also ran as the party's candidate for mayor of Sejong in the same elections. He is expected to strengthen the party's policy capabilities and support the restructuring process focused on principles and results.
New secretary general Jeon Seong-kyun will be responsible for reorganizing the party from the ground up and implementing the reform measures without delay.
The Reform Party explained, "The crisis of the party lies not outside but within ourselves, as we have turned a blind eye to reality. We prioritized the ability to accurately assess the party's condition and to push forward with strong reform measures without hesitation as the foremost criteria for these appointments."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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