South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will not be involved in foreign and other state affairs before his early departure, according to Han Dong-hoon, leader of the ruling People Power Party.
During a joint press conference with Prime Minister Han Duck-soo on Sunday, Han Dong-hoon announced that President Yoon will step back from his official duties ahead of schedule. The decision comes amid speculation about the reasons behind the president’s early departure.
“President Yoon has decided to delegate his responsibilities to ensure a smooth transition during this period,” Han Dong-hoon stated. He did not elaborate on the specific reasons for the early departure or who would assume the president’s duties in the interim.
This unexpected announcement has sparked conversations across South Korea, with many citizens curious about what this means for the nation’s immediate political landscape. Observers are keen to see how this development will affect upcoming foreign and domestic policies.
Prime Minister Han Duck-soo echoed the sentiments, emphasizing the government’s commitment to maintaining stability during this time. “We assure the public that all state affairs will continue without interruption,” he said.
As the situation unfolds, eyes are on the South Korean government for further updates on President Yoon’s departure and the implications for the country’s future.
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Yoon won't participate in state affairs before early departure
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