Arms crossed and indifferent… Koo Young-bae, CEO of Quten, appears at the National Assembly [청계천 옆 사진관]

2024-07-31 04:57:54

Koo Young-bae, CEO of Quten Group, is listening to lawmakers’ questions with his arms folded at the plenary session of the Political Affairs Committee held at the National Assembly in Yeouido, Seoul on the afternoon of the 30th. In addition to Koo, Timon CEO Ryu Gwang-jin and WeMakePrice CEO Ryu Hwa-hyun, who are involved in the ‘TeamPe Incident,’ were also present at the Political Affairs Committee that day. Reporter Park Hyeong-gi, [email protected]

Koo Young-bae, CEO of Quten Group, appeared before the National Assembly’s Political Affairs Committee on the 30th for questioning regarding the pending settlement of Timon and WeMakePrice. During the Political Affairs Committee on that day, while listening to lawmakers’ questions and the Fair Trade Commissioner’s remarks, Koo crossed his arms, showing a contrasting attitude with Timon CEO Ryu Kwang-jin and WeMakePrice CEO Ryu Hwa-hyun, who also appeared.

Representative Koo appeared in the conference room just before the 2 p.m. Political Affairs Committee began. As Representative Koo headed to his seat, the Political Affairs Committee began to move quickly to the Q&A session. Unlike Timon CEO Ryu Gwang-jin, who was sitting next to him and had a tense expression while taking questions from the members of the National Assembly, Representative Koo remained calm throughout.

Koo Young-bae, CEO of Quten Group, listens to the Fair Trade Commission Chairman’s announcement with his arms crossed. Reporter Park Hyung-ki, [email protected]

Timon CEO Ryu Gwang-jin listens to the Fair Trade Commission Chairman’s announcement with a serious expression. Reporter Park Hyeong-gi [email protected]

After Ku Young-bae, CEO of Quten Group, apologized while sitting, he stood up again and apologized to the victims after being criticized for his attitude. Reporter Park Hyung-ki, [email protected]

When asked about the measures to deal with the ‘TeamP Incident’, Rep. Koo hesitated for a long time, then apologized to the victims and bowed his head while sitting down. When the lawmaker pointed out his attitude and said, “It would be better to stand up and apologize,” Rep. Koo took a deep breath and stood up. Rep. Koo quickly apologized with a short “I’m sorry” and sat back down to answer the lawmaker’s questions.

Representative Koo is sitting back down and listening to the lawmakers’ questions. Reporter Park Hyung-ki [email protected]

On this day, CEO Koo stated, “I will give everything I have” to resolve the situation. When asked how much money and personal assets the group can mobilize, he said, “The group can mobilize 80 billion won,” but added, “I don’t know if we can invest all of that.”

Reporter Park Hyung-ki [email protected]

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