Regarding the statement by a person involved in the Busan Expo that ``there was a financial vote for Saudi Arabia''... Former ruling party representative ``Don't emphasize such things'' = South Korea

South Korea's ruling party has responded to an analysis by officials of the Busan Bid Committee for the 2030 World Expo (Expo 2030) stating that it appears that a financial vote (for Saudi Arabia) was made.
Lee Jun-seok, former president of People's Power, pointed out, ``It's better not to emphasize such things to the outside world too much.''
Former CEO Lee posted on Facebook on the 29th, ``Amidst a major shift in the composition, Saudi Arabia
It appears that there was a bidding war based on economic support from Rabia, and as a result, third world countries changed sides.''However, he added, ``Although it is disappointing, I sincerely hope that the 2030 Riyadh Expo, which has been confirmed to be held, will be a success.''
With this message, countries that supported Saudi Arabia will become our allies when the next host site is selected."
Former CEO Lee said, ``I would like to thank all the people involved in various fields who have worked hard to attract the Busan Expo.
I highly value and thank you for your hard work," and added, "I have witnessed first-hand the efforts made over the past few years, especially by people in the business world, people in the arts, culture, and sports world, and those involved in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Therefore, the result is extremely disappointing." He went on to say, ``Only by calmly analyzing the details that did not meet the expectations of the citizens of Busan and the nation will we be able to avoid similar failures next time.''
Although the current tendency of diplomacy to concentrate on relations with books is not wrong from a security perspective, there is a risk of division in the context of a one-country-one-vote system when it comes to attracting such international events. Limited
I believe that a world exists."