Democratic Party of Korea criticizes presidential office for unilaterally canceling preparatory meeting for Yoon-Ri summit

On the 22nd, the Democratic Party, South Korea's largest opposition party, announced that "the meeting scheduled for this afternoon was to be held in preparation for a meeting between President Yoon Seok-yeol and Democratic Party leader Lee Jae-myung.
The presidential office unilaterally canceled a meeting between Han Oh-seop, senior secretary for political affairs at the presidential office, and Chun Jun-ho, chief secretary to the party leader."
Democratic Party Chairman and Chief of Staff for Policy Planning Kwon Hyuk-ki announced in a public notice that afternoon, "A preparatory meeting was scheduled for 3 p.m. today," but "the presidential office
"But they unilaterally canceled it because Jeong Jin-seok was appointed as the new chief secretary for political affairs."
"We are also in the middle of a meeting to prepare for an important meeting to gauge public sentiment following the general elections," Kwon said.
"Despite this, we regret that the matter was handled carelessly," he said, adding, "The date for the next meeting has not yet been decided."