Presidential Office effectively rejects proposal to dismiss Prime Minister Han ``Meet with Chinese president and engage in diplomacy for national interest''

The President's Office has effectively refused to accept the motion to dismiss Prime Minister Han Deok-soo, which was passed by the National Assembly on the 21st under the leadership of the Democratic Party of Korea.
A presidential office official met with reporters at the presidential office in Yongsan on the 24th, and in response to a question about his position on the matter, said, ``Prime Minister Han Byeong-soo met with President Xi Jinping in China yesterday (23rd).
``He did his best in diplomatic activities in the national interest,'' and ``I think that was enough to answer the question.'' Prior to this, Prime Minister Han Tiongsu held a bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Hangzhou, China the day before.
It was. President Xi Jinping said, ``We will seriously consider the issue of visiting South Korea.'' The President's Office has defined the ``Tomo Democratic Party'' proposal for dismissal as an unfair political attack, and has repeatedly expressed its intention not to accept it.
It's here. The National Assembly can recommend that the President dismiss the Prime Minister, but the President has no binding powers. In addition, officials from the presidential office include Lee Jae-myung, a member of the Democratic Party of Japan.
) Regarding the approval of the consent bill for the arrest of the president, he refrained from commenting, saying, ``Until now, the President's Office has not mentioned the status of the investigation.'' He continued, ``I would venture to say that this case is an investigation matter.''
However, since it is also a judicial matter, I think it is better not to mention it.''