Twelve Elected Members of the Joguk Innovation Party Visit Yangsan... Moon Welcomed Outside in the Rain

After the prevention, we will move directly to Bongha Village
and plan to hold the party workshop together.

Jo Guk, leader of the Jo Guk Innovation Party, visited the residence of President Moon Jae-in along with 11 proportional representation elected members. Jo and the proportional representation elected members and party officials arrived at Pyeongsan Village in Yangsan City, Gyeongnam, where the former president's residence is located, at around 11:45 a.m. on the 15th. They got off the bus parked on the road opposite the residence and walked toward the residence, waving and greeting supporters who came upon hearing the news of their visit.

Representative Cho Kuk, leader of the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, visited the residence of President Moon Jae-in along with 11 proportional representation elected members. Representative Cho, the proportional representation elected members, and party officials arrived at around 11:45 a.m. on the 15th at Pyeongsan Village in Yangsan City, Gyeongnam, where former President Moon's residence is located.
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Despite the rainy and gloomy weather, former President Moon came out to the front door of the residence wearing a suit and holding an umbrella to welcome Jo and the elected members. As Moon and Jo entered the residence, they also waved together to supporters on the roadside opposite the residence. A Jo Guk Innovation Party official explained, "Since former President Moon gave words of encouragement to establish the party as a mass party during the general election, we plan to report the election results and seek advice."

Jo and other elected members of the Jo Guk Innovation Party will move to Bongha Village to pay respects at the late President Roh Moo-hyun’s tomb and then meet with Mrs. Kwon Yang-sook. They plan to continue their workshop at the Bongha Village training center. The Jo Guk Innovation Party intends to inherit the spirit of former President Roh Moo-hyun, who promoted prosecutorial reform, and establish concrete plans to implement the general election pledges in Bongha Village.

Proportional representation winners, including Jo Guk, leader of the Jo Guk Innovation Party, visited the National Cemetery in Dongjak-gu, Seoul on the 12th to pay tribute to the patriotic martyrs. Photo by Kim Hyun-min kimhyun81@

At the Jo Guk Innovation Party workshop, discussions will also cover the formation of the leadership system and the floor strategy for the 22nd National Assembly. It is known that the main topic shared will be the plan to form a floor negotiation group led by Jo. With 12 proportional representation candidates elected, the Jo Guk Innovation Party needs to secure an additional 8 members of the National Assembly to become a negotiation group. Accordingly, they plan to finalize specific dialogue targets for future recruitment. On the second day of the workshop, the Jo Guk Innovation Party plans to move to Ansan to attend the 10th anniversary memorial service of the Sewol ferry disaster, concluding their schedule.