Former President Moon Jae-in meets with Chairman Lee Jae-myung... ”'Integration and inclusion' are important for the party” = South Korea

On the last day of the Lunar New Year holiday on the 30th, former South Korean President Moon Jae-in met with Lee Jae-myung, chairman of the Democratic Party of Korea, and said, "In the current extreme political environment,
In the current situation, integration and inclusion will be key to paving the way for the Democratic Party," he said.
During a 90-minute discussion with Lee, who visited his home in Seoul, the two men discussed current political issues. This was their first meeting in about four months, since their last meeting in September last year.
Former President Moon said to Lee, "The Democratic Party and Lee have shown a clear path toward integration, and I hope that you will continue to work hard."
"Even if major political changes occur in the future, in order to resolve the problems we face, it is the path of inclusion and integration that will heal conflicts and reduce divisions," he said.
Lee responded, "I agree with that very much. I will do so." The advice from former President Moon is "a sign of the recent rise in the 'non-Lee Jae-myung faction' within the Democratic Party."
This is believed to be based on concerns that conflict among the pro-Lee Jae-myung faction could escalate again."