Park Chandae Vows to Address Gwangju's Key Issues First If Elected Party Leader

Talk Concert at Kimdaejung Center on the 12th Evening
"Achieving Success for the Lee Jaemyung Administration Together with Gwangju"

Park Chandae, member of the Democratic Party of Korea.

Park Chandae, a candidate for the Democratic Party of Korea leadership, stated on July 10, "If I become the first party leader of the Lee Jaemyung National Sovereignty Government, I will address the key issues facing Gwangju before anything else."

Park will hold a "talk concert" under the theme "Success of the Lee Jaemyung National Sovereignty Government! The Future of the Democratic Party!" at 6:30 p.m. on July 12 at the multipurpose hall on the first floor of the Kimdaejung Convention Center in Gwangju. Any Gwangju citizen or Democratic Party delegate or dues-paying member is welcome to participate.

At the talk concert, Democratic Party members Park Jumin, Park Sunwon, Noh Jongmyeon, Kim Gipyo, and Kim Yongman will join as panelists to discuss a variety of current political issues.

During the event, Park plans to present his candid views on the Lee Jaemyung administration's reform agenda, including prosecution reform, as well as measures for people's livelihoods and economic recovery. He will also address regional issues such as the inclusion of the May 18 Spirit in the Constitution's preamble, establishing Gwangju as a leading AI and cultural city, strategies for strengthening Gwangju's industrial base in sectors like energy and automobiles, and the appointment of talented individuals from the Honam region.

Park reflected, "As floor leader and acting party leader, together with President Lee Jaemyung, the past seven months have been tumultuous but brief, with the lifting of the December 3 Martial Law, the impeachment of Yoon Sukyeol, and the June 3 presidential election victory?all of which would have been impossible without Gwangju."

He added, "With the launch of the Lee Jaemyung administration, I am determined to devote all my efforts to establishing the Democratic Party as a stable and trustworthy governing party. If I become party leader, I will do my utmost not only to resolve the hardships facing people's livelihoods and economic recovery but also to tackle Gwangju's pressing issues. I am committed to building a successful government that is loved by the people."