New Reform Party officially launched...First party representative Lee Jun-seok selected = South Korea

The 'Reform New Party' led by former People's Power (ruling party) representative Lee Jun-seok was officially launched on the 20th. Representative Lee former became the first party representative of the reform new party.
The Reform New Party Formation Preparation Committee held a central party formation convention at the National Assembly Building this afternoon, and after declaring the formation of the party, Representative Lee Former, who is serving as the Chairman of the Political Platform and Policy Committee, announced the formation of the party.
was elected as party representative. The party's name, which had been tentatively called the Reform Party, has been finalized. The party's top committee members are Heo Eun-ah, Lee Ki-in, and Jeong Ha-ram, chairman of the co-founding party preparatory committee for the new reform party.
The head of the party will be Kim Cheol-geun, head of the political affairs office representing the former People's Power Party, and the chairman of the policy committee will be Kim Young-nam, a former member of the People's Power.
Chairman Huh said, ``The New Reform Party is a conservative party. We must protect this country's history, national interests, and identity.''
He emphasized. At the party's founding convention that day, Lee Nak-yeon, chairman of the New Future Talent Acceptance Committee, Kim Jung Min, and Cho Eun, who are continuing to discuss Zone 3 with the Reform New Party, were present.
Chung (Cho Eung-cheon), Chung Tae-geun (Future Grand Alliance co-founder party preparatory committee chairman), Yang Hyang-ja (Yang Hyang-ja), representative of Korea's hope, Geum Tae-seop (new selection co-chairman), Ryu Ho-ji
Representative Yong Sung (Yanagi Yoshisada) and others participated. Kim Jong-in, former Chairman of the People's Power Emergency Countermeasures Committee, who is known as Lee's 'mentor', also attended and gave advice on the rise of the Third Zone into power.
. Chairman Kim Former said, ``It will be very difficult to achieve political success if each of you lives your life separately. I hope that everyone will abandon their petty interests and set goals with great hope for the future.''
I think we will be able to harmonize well."