[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Ji-eun] On the 24th, President Moon Jae-in appointed Lee Byung-gun, Senior Administrative Officer of the Office of Public Service Discipline, as the Secretary for Public Service Discipline at the Blue House, and Song Chang-wook, Senior Administrative Officer of the Office of Institutional Reform, as the Secretary for Institutional Reform.
Born in 1973, Secretary Lee graduated from Daejeon Yuseong High School and Kyung Hee University with a degree in law, earned a master's degree from Yonsei University Graduate School of Law, and worked as a lawyer at Cheongji Law Office. He also served as an administrative officer at the National Security Office Cyber Information Secretary Office and as an administrative officer at the Anti-Corruption Secretary Office of the Presidential Secretariat.
Born in 1974, the new Secretary Song graduated from Seoul Dongbuk High School and Hanyang University with a degree in law, earned a master's degree in International Relations and Security Studies from Yonsei University Graduate School of Public Administration, and a doctorate in Public Administration from the University of Seoul. He is a former aide to a member of the National Assembly and has served as an administrative officer at the Balanced Personnel Secretary Office and the Chunchoogwan Press Office of the Presidential Secretariat.
Park Kyung-mi, spokesperson for the Blue House, stated, "The new secretaries have accumulated diverse experiences in various secretary offices within the Blue House and are well-qualified as they have worked as senior administrative officers in their respective offices, thoroughly understanding their duties." She added, "They will faithfully perform their assigned roles."
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