Kim Jong-in, Chairman of the Official Management Committee of the New Reform Party, ``The principle is to recognize people without any flaws...The key word for economic reform is polarization.'' - South Korea

On the 26th, Kim Jong-in, chairman of the former People's Power (ruling party) emergency countermeasures committee, who was newly appointed as the official management committee chairman of the new reform party, said, ``Basically, the principle is to select and certify people with no flaws.'' "and
revealed. Chairman Kim Jong-un met with reporters at the National Assembly this morning and said, ``The formal recognition process itself will not take very long.''
Regarding the current power of the people and the official approval of the Democratic Party (opposition), Chairman Kim said, ``About the official approval results of both parties.
It's rude for a third person to speak. "Since we have been pushing for recognition based on the party's circumstances, there is no need for a third party to evaluate it; in the end, voters will make the decision, so we should wait until the general election," he said.
Regarding the support rate of the Reform Party, which is currently low, he said, ``I don't think there is any need to get too attached to the support rate that is currently showing in the opinion polls.''
He continued, ``If we make the people aware of what the New Reform Party will pursue in the future, and if they accept it, we will be successful.
It cannot be successful unless the people accept it. In the past, I have also served as the chairperson of the emergency response committee of another large existing political party, and I have experienced many elections, but I do not believe that the current opinion polls will necessarily match the elections.
No,” he added. Regarding the target number of seats for the April 10th general election, Chairman Kim said, ``We have no choice but to work hard to get enough seats to form a minimum bargaining group.''
When asked about the ``keyword for economic reform,'' Chairman Kim said, ``It's the elimination of polarization.For example, there will be nearly 2.4 million people receiving basic living benefits.''
"We must show what we will do to protect the so-called human rights of these people and to stabilize their lives."
Chairman Kim Jong-un is focusing on blind spots in welfare, such as the problem of lonely death of basic livelihood recipients.
``Is it really possible for Korean society to integrate without resolving such issues?'' he said. ``Currently, the disparity between large companies and small and medium-sized companies in this country is too great.''
The situation is expanding tremendously. "We will present to the public what kind of systems are needed to enable small and medium-sized enterprises to function properly over the medium to long term."
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