Han Deok-soo “I will do my best to run state affairs as my last duty in public office”… Address to the public

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acting President and Prime Minister⁢ Han Deok-soo is giving ⁣a public address at the Seoul Government⁤ Complex in Jongno-gu,Seoul on​ the 14th. With ‍the passage of the impeachment bill, President Yoon Seok-yeol is suspended from office, and Prime Minister Han Deok-soo⁤ takes over as acting ​president in accordance with the Constitution. 2024.12.14 News 1

On the 14th, when the impeachment​ bill​ against president Yoon Seok-yeol‌ was passed by the National Assembly, Prime Minister Han‌ Deok-soo, who took ⁢over as acting president, said in a statement to the public, “I⁤ will do my best to run the state in a thorough ⁤and stable manner in accordance with the Constitution and laws to ensure that the security of ​the contry and the daily lives of the people are not ‌shaken.” “I ⁤will do my⁤ best,” he ‍said,adding,“I​ believe that this is the last and most important mission of my long public life.”

In a statement released ⁣at the Seoul⁣ Government Complex at 8:30 ‍p.m. on this day, Acting President Han said, “I am keenly aware of ⁤the heavy responsibility ⁣for the current situation our ‍people face and the ‌entire process that ​led to it,” ⁤and​ “I would ‍like to express my sincere apologies to the people.” “I give ‍it to you,” he began. He emphasized, “the most important thing‌ is that there should not be a single gap in national affairs,” and “We will establish⁤ a solid‍ security posture and stably manage external trust.”

In the economic field, Acting President Han mentioned concerns about sluggish domestic demand and the risk of a‌ downturn​ in the economy, saying, “We⁢ will do our​ best to overcome these difficulties‌ and minimize the impact on the​ daily lives of our citizens.”⁢ He⁤ added, “We will strengthen the​ emergency economic response system to strengthen the financial and economic response system. “We ⁤will do our ‌best to ensure that the foreign exchange market operates⁤ smoothly,” he said. In the field of diplomacy, he⁢ said, “The ‌government will first ​lower its stance and ​obtain close dialogue and cooperation with the‍ National Assembly to maintain trust in ⁣the ​international community⁢ and ensure that citizens feel at ease.” “the cabinet will do its best,” he added.

Acting President Han said, “The Republic⁢ of Korea has experienced ‌many crises, ‌including the 1997 foreign exchange ​crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, ​but ⁣each time it has emerged ​stronger,” adding, “due to ‌the dedication of many citizens, democracy ⁢is operating firmly in accordance with the Constitution,⁤ and the fundamentals of the​ economy are also ‍changing.” “It is sturdy without any problems,” he emphasized. He continued, “I ‍believe that we can overcome the​ current situation through the mature democratic consciousness of the​ people who are the owners of the⁢ country and‌ the responsible response of the government.”

Acting‍ President Han ​next held ‍an⁤ emergency ‌National Security ‍Council (NSC)‌ toevaluate the current security ⁤situation⁢ and⁢ check⁤ preparedness in each field,including ⁤diplomacy,national ⁣defense,and⁣ unification. An acting authority at the NSC said, “Maintain a ⁣thorough readiness‍ posture ‌to prevent North Korea from‌ planning any provocations.” He added, “In this severe situation, the​ foreign ​affairs and security ministries ⁣will unite and ⁤do their best to protect national security⁣ and public safety.” “Please give it,” ​he asked.

Reporter Ko Do-ye ‍[email protected]

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    Time.news Interview: Navigating Political Turbulence in South korea

    Editor: Good afternoon, and welcome to another insightful edition of Time.news.Today, we’re discussing a pivotal moment in South Korean⁤ politics following​ the recent impeachment of President Yoon Seok-yeol and​ the subsequent⁣ appointment ‍of Prime Minister Han Deok-soo​ as acting president. Joining us⁤ is Dr.soo Bin, a political ‍analyst and ‌expert on South korean governance. Thank you for being with⁣ us, ‌Dr. Soo.

    Dr. Soo Bin: Thank you for ⁣having me. It’s a crucial time for South Korea, and I’m glad to discuss these developments.

    Editor: Let’s dive ‍right in. With the passage of the impeachment bill, what are the constitutional implications of Han Deok-soo stepping in as acting president?

    Dr. Soo Bin: According to ⁤the South Korean Constitution, the Prime Minister assumes the presidential role in the event of a president’s suspension.​ This transition is designed to ensure continuity of government and stability during turbulent ⁤times.⁣ Han’s commitment to running the ​state in a “thorough and⁤ stable‍ manner” highlights the importance‍ of maintaining order in both domestic ‍and international realms.

    Editor: Han emphasized his heavy obligation and his dedication to‌ protecting the daily lives of the people. ‌How‌ do you assess his approach in addressing public concerns‍ during this transition?

    Dr. Soo Bin: His immediate acknowledgment of the situation and his “sincere ⁣apology” to the public indicate an⁢ awareness of the ⁣gravity of the situation. It’s essential for ⁣a leader in his position to be clear and reassuring, especially amidst uncertainty. by focusing on national security and economic stability, he aims to foster trust⁣ during this transitional phase.

    Editor: Speaking of the economy, Han‌ raised concerns about sluggish domestic demand and potential downturns. What measures might he take to address these economic challenges?

    Dr. Soo Bin: Han’s economic policies will likely include both short-term and ⁤long-term measures. In the short term, he might focus on stimulus packages to boost consumer spending and support vulnerable sectors.For⁢ the long term, it will be⁣ important to implement structural reforms that enhance competitiveness and encourage investment. However, the effectiveness of these policies will heavily depend on the political landscape and​ the support he receives⁣ from the National‌ Assembly.

    Editor: There’s often speculation⁣ about the impact of political instability on governance. Given the recent turmoil,do you think Han ⁣can manage to maintain a “solid security‍ posture” while also stabilizing the economy?

    Dr. Soo Bin: That’s certainly a⁣ delicate balance. The security of the nation cannot be overlooked, especially in today’s‍ global atmosphere of uncertainty. Han’s commitment to strengthening security suggests he understands that citizens’ sense of safety is paramount. Though, if he neglects the economic ‍side, it might fuel further discontent ⁣among ⁤the populace. He will need⁢ to show that he can juggle these priorities effectively.

    Editor: Moving forward,what do you ‌think are⁢ the key challenges ⁢Han Deok-soo will face as acting president?

    Dr. Soo Bin: One of ‌the biggest challenges will be navigating the political landscape, especially if there​ are differing factions within‍ the National Assembly.​ Additionally, managing public sentiment and expectations will be crucial as citizens look for effective leadership after ⁣the impeachment. Lastly, addressing ‍the ⁤economic challenges while strengthening national security will require careful strategy and a‌ cohesive team – both elements that remain to be⁤ seen.

    Editor: Dr. Soo, thank you for your valuable insights.As ⁢this‌ situation continues to unfold, the nation looks to its leadership for​ stability and direction. We appreciate you sharing your expertise with us today.

    Dr. Soo Bin: Thank you for having me. It’s always a pleasure to discuss these critical ⁣issues.

    Editor: And to our viewers, stay tuned as we continue to follow the developments in⁣ South Korea’s political landscape. Thank you for reading Time.news.

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