President Lee Jae Myung proposes luncheon for ruling and opposition party floor leaders... National Power floor leader Song Eon Seok says ”communication between the leadership is the basis for co-governance” (South Korea)

It was reported on the 17th that President Lee Jae-myung proposed a meeting with the ruling and opposition party floor leaders. Kim Byung-ki, acting chairman and floor leader of the Democratic Party of Korea (ruling party),
Pyeo met with Kang Hoon-sik, chief secretary to the president, and Woo Sang-ho, senior secretary for political affairs, at the National Assembly that afternoon and then met with reporters and said, “The president will work to restore party-state politics by forming a joint parliamentary
"I have invited Representative Nakai to a luncheon," he said. "The timing has yet to be decided as it needs to be coordinated with People Power."
Kim Hyun Jung, floor spokesman for the Democratic Party of Korea, told reporters about the schedule of the luncheon:
"It will be after the NATO summit, if President Lee attends," he said. Song Eon-seok, floor leader of the People's Power Party, also spoke to Kang's secretary-general in the National Assembly.
After meeting with Chief Secretary for Political Affairs Woo, he told reporters, "Chief Secretary Kang said, 'I would like to have a gathering of the president and floor leaders of both parties, such as a meal.' I basically agreed."
Song added, "Communication among the floor leadership in the National Assembly is the basis of collaborative governance. I thought that was the path for the people, so I said that's a good idea."
During a courtesy visit to Song by Kim, the ruling and opposition parties agreed to hold regular meetings.
Speaking to reporters afterwards, he said, "I have decided to hold regular meetings with House Speaker Song about once a week, and to meet frequently to communicate with him."
Song also said, "We agree that communication between the floor leaders is necessary and that we should meet frequently.
"I did," he emphasized.