Former Prime Minister Han Deok-soo declares his intention to run for president...Term of office shortened to three years = South Korea

On the 2nd, former South Korean Prime Minister Han Deok-soo declared his candidacy for the next presidential election, stating that he would "devote all his efforts to the success of constitutional reform" and pledge to shorten the presidential term to three years.
Former Prime Minister Han promised to "solve the trade issue" and "accompany the people," and said, "I will leave each department (ministry) to the people in charge, and the president will focus on what he needs to do."
Han also emphasized "integration," saying, "If there are good policies presented by the political world or the people, we will accept them without preconceived ideas."
On the same day, former Prime Minister Han declared his candidacy for the next presidential election at the National Assembly Communication Hall, saying, "I will run for my beloved
For the future of the Republic of Korea, for all of us, I have decided to find out what I can do." Former Prime Minister Han said that he decided to run for office because "I am a proud public servant of the people of the Republic of Korea.
"I have lived my whole life at the forefront of economic development," he said. "My conscience and common sense cannot accept the reality that even trade and diplomacy, which is the forefront of our national interest, has become a subject of political strife."
Former Prime Minister Han's three-year term plan was to "implement a constitutional reform plan in the first year of his term, complete the constitutional reform in the second year, and hold general elections for the National Assembly and the president in the third year based on the new constitution, after which he would immediately resign from his post."
I will resign," he said.