President Yoon wary of communism ``will continue psychological warfare'' = South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyeol said on the 29th that in a situation where liberal democracy and communism are at odds, communist forces and their followers are waging psychological warfare and trying to disrupt the free society.
pointed out. During a dialogue with senior members of the 21st Advisory Council for Democratic and Peaceful Reunification held at the Cheong Wa Dae Guest House, he said, "Communism is totalitarianism based on a fraudulent ideology, and liberal democratic nations
If it develops, it will become difficult to survive," he said. Yoon emphasized the importance of the role of the Advisory Council in protecting liberal democracy, developing as a global hub, and enhancing Korea's ability to unify.
Ta. He explained that the Advisory Council is a constitutional institution that gathers the ability and will of the people to realize peaceful reunification based on the universal values of freedom, human rights and the rule of law.
He also said, "We should become a central global power that contributes greatly to the freedom, peace and prosperity of Northeast Asia, the Indo-Pacific region, and all humankind based on universal values.
If we growl, not only will our unification ability increase, but the whole world will support our unification." Yun Holds US-Japan Summit at Camp David
``This is the first time in the Korea-Japan-U.S. Trilateral Joint Declaration to mention and support the reunification of the foundations of liberal democracy in the Republic of Korea,'' he said.
is historic," he said. He also appealed, "I want all of you, who are active all over the country and around the world, to become pioneers of liberal unification with a firm belief in liberal democracy."
Ta. The day before, President Yoon retained Kim Kwang-yong, senior vice chairman of the Democratic and Peace Committee, and commissioned 21,000 advisory committee members for the 21st term. 1,000 more people than the 20th term, and the scale has expanded significantly
As a result, 90% of the steering committee, 90% of the council chairman, and 77% of the standing members of the 20th Executive Advisory Committee were replaced.