2023-06-28 01:56:43
Lee Nak-yeon (center), former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, visits the tomb of former President Kim Dae-jung at the Seoul National Cemetery in Dongjak-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 28th and moves. Seol-hoon (left) and Yoon Young-chan (right), members of the Democratic Party, joined in the worship service. Yonhap News
On the 28th, Nak-yeon Lee, former leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, visited the grave of former President Dae-jung Kim and paid his respects. This is the first overseas trip after returning to Korea after completing a visit to the United States. On this day, Lee visited the National Cemetery in Dongjak-gu, Seoul, and paid 30 seconds of silence after burning incense at the grave of former President Kim. Seol-hoon and Yoon Young-chan, members of the Democratic Party, joined the worship service. Former CEO Lee told reporters, “President Kim Dae-jung is the starting point of my politics.” Regarding future actions, “First of all, the place to say hello will say hello. We are now deciding that,” he said. Lee left without answering questions about the party situation and future role. It is known that Lee will soon visit former President Moon Jae-in’s sister-in-law in Pyeongsan Village and visit Bongha Village to visit the grave of former President Roh Moo-hyun. On the 24th, former CEO Lee returned to Korea after completing a one-year visit to George Washington University in the United States. At the arrivals hall at Incheon International Airport that day, former CEO Lee said, “I am also responsible for Korea getting to this point. I will fulfill my responsibilities,” he foreshadowed future political moves. Reporter Lim Jae-woo [email protected]
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