President Yoon replaces all senior secretaries… Political Affairs Han Oh-seop, Economy Park Chun-seop

President Yoon Seok-yeol completely replaced senior presidential staff on the 30th. Han Oh-seop, the current head of the Office for Government Affairs, was appointed as the new senior secretary for political affairs, current spokesperson Lee Do-woon as the senior secretary for public relations, Park Chun-seop, a member of the Bank of Korea’s Monetary Policy Committee, was appointed as the senior secretary for economic affairs, Hwang Sang-moo, a former reporter for the Korea Broadcasting System (KBS), was appointed as the senior secretary for civil society, and Vice Minister of Education Jang Sang-yoon was appointed as the senior secretary for social affairs. . Presidential Chief of Staff Kim Dae-gi held a briefing at the Presidential Office in Yongsan, Seoul this afternoon and announced the personnel reorganization plan. This morning, Lee Kwan-seop, senior secretary for government affairs, was promoted to director of policy, and all five remaining senior officials in the President’s Office were replaced.

Lee Kwan-seop, the new Presidential Office Policy Director, is giving his thoughts on his appointment at the Presidential Office Building in Yongsan, Seoul on the 30th. yunhap news

Director Lee met with reporters that day and said, “I feel a heavy sense of responsibility as I take on such an important responsibility. “Going forward, we will quickly pursue the 120 national tasks promised by the Yoon Seok-yeol government to the people and act as a bridge to ensure smooth policy coordination between the cabinet and the party,” he said. New Chief Han Oh-seop said, “I have a heavy burden on my shoulders as I take on a difficult role in such a critical time. “We will take care to ensure that there is no negligence in communication between the party and the President’s Office, and between the National Assembly and the President’s Office,” he said. President Yoon decided to create a new chief science and technology position, but did not announce the new chief on this day. Once the Senior Secretary for Science and Technology is appointed, the President’s Office becomes a six-person system with three offices (Secretary Office, National Security Office, and Policy Office). Reporter Kim Mina mina@hani.co.kr