The People Power Party's Supreme Council approved the formation of a new Organizational Strengthening Committee on the 10th. Jeong Hee-yong was appointed as the committee chair, with Gu Ja-geun serving as vice chair.
Park Chung-kwon, the party's chief spokesperson, shared this information with reporters after the Supreme Council meeting. In addition to Jeong and Gu, the committee will include lawmakers Seo Cheon-ho, Kang Myung-gu, and Kim Tae-kyu, along with two non-assembly party committee chairs, Choi Gi-sik and Kwak Nae-gyeong.
The newly formed committee is expected to begin operations as early as today. Park noted, "I understand that the terms for the party committee chairs will expire at the end of this month," adding that the committee will proceed as quickly as possible.
Jang Dong-hyuk, the party leader, also revealed the timeline for announcing the party's reform plan. He plans to outline future party management strategies around the 26th, coinciding with the first anniversary of his leadership. Although there were expectations that he might announce the reform plan as early as this week, it appears he has decided to focus party efforts on legislative battles for now, with the announcement set for the end of the month.
Park emphasized, "The leader will gather sufficient opinions from the floor leader Jeong Jeom-sik and other lawmakers and will announce the party management plan for the latter half of his term. Time is needed to collect these opinions."
Meanwhile, the party's Real Estate Policy Normalization Special Committee, which resumed operations on the 7th, is expected to carry out field visits and other activities this week. Jang, who is also the chair of the real estate committee, is anticipated to participate in these scheduled events.
Park Chung-kwon, the party's chief spokesperson, shared this information with reporters after the Supreme Council meeting. In addition to Jeong and Gu, the committee will include lawmakers Seo Cheon-ho, Kang Myung-gu, and Kim Tae-kyu, along with two non-assembly party committee chairs, Choi Gi-sik and Kwak Nae-gyeong.
The newly formed committee is expected to begin operations as early as today. Park noted, "I understand that the terms for the party committee chairs will expire at the end of this month," adding that the committee will proceed as quickly as possible.
Jang Dong-hyuk, the party leader, also revealed the timeline for announcing the party's reform plan. He plans to outline future party management strategies around the 26th, coinciding with the first anniversary of his leadership. Although there were expectations that he might announce the reform plan as early as this week, it appears he has decided to focus party efforts on legislative battles for now, with the announcement set for the end of the month.
Park emphasized, "The leader will gather sufficient opinions from the floor leader Jeong Jeom-sik and other lawmakers and will announce the party management plan for the latter half of his term. Time is needed to collect these opinions."
Meanwhile, the party's Real Estate Policy Normalization Special Committee, which resumed operations on the 7th, is expected to carry out field visits and other activities this week. Jang, who is also the chair of the real estate committee, is anticipated to participate in these scheduled events.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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