Former Jeonnam Education Superintendent Jang Man-chae, Appointment Ceremony for Lee Jae-myung's Campaign Committee Balanced Growth Committee

Balanced Growth Committee, Former Jeonnam Education Superintendent Jang Man-chae Appointed Standing Chairman of Balanced Growth Committee under Democratic Party Korea Great Transformation Election Committee Organization Headquarters Daejeon Branch

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] As the 20th presidential election becomes increasingly intense, the Democratic Party of Korea's Lee Jae-myung candidate's campaign headquarters held a certificate awarding ceremony and a resolution rally for victory under the Balanced Growth Committee.

The Balanced Growth Committee is an organization under the Democratic Party of Korea's Great Transformation Election Countermeasures Committee's organizational headquarters.

Jang Man-chae, former Jeonnam Superintendent of Education and former Jeonnam Special Advisor during the primary, serves as the standing chairman and is actively working for Lee Jae-myung candidate's presidential victory.

The resolution rally for presidential victory proceeded with the awarding of certificates to co-chairmen and committee members, followed by a session where the Balanced Growth Committee members, centered on Honam, reaffirmed their determination for Lee Jae-myung candidate's presidential victory.

In his greeting at the appointment ceremony, Standing Chairman Jang Man-chae emphasized, "The Balanced Growth Committee should become the cornerstone that opens the great transformation of a happier Republic of Korea through social grand compromise in areas of conflict, so that our community can achieve balanced development and co-growth through respect and the realization of fairness in opportunities."

He continued, "Let us concentrate all our capabilities to spread support for an overwhelming victory in the final election by leading national sympathy and participation in the values and vision of presidential candidate Lee Jae-myung."

Meanwhile, the event was held with a minimal number of attendees as a measure to strengthen quarantine due to the recent spread of COVID-19.