Minister of Foreign Affairs Park Jin attends the National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee
The National Assembly Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee went out of business 30 minutes after the opening of Minister of Foreign Affairs Park Jin’s attendance at the state audit.
While the Democratic Party members demanded that Minister Park Jin, who attended the Ministry of Foreign Affairs audit of the National Assembly Foreign Affairs and Unification Committee, leave, the people argued that the power of the people should listen to Minister Park’s explanation, and a fight continued from the beginning.
Rep. Lee Jae-jeong, an opposition member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, said, “People’s anger has skyrocketed and expectations have fallen to the bottom due to the empty-handed diplomacy, humiliating diplomacy, and even slanderous diplomacy of the Yun Seok-yeol administration. demand,” he said.
Representatives from the Democratic Party, including Rep. Woo Sang-ho, also added, “Isn’t it necessary to start an audit of the government after listening to at least an explanation and an apology?”
Then, Rep. Kim Seok-ki of People’s Strength said, “The passage of the dismissal proposal by the National Assembly is a political disaster.”
Rep. Tae Young-ho of the same party also pointed out, “Overturning the audit plan already agreed by the ruling and opposition parties and demanding the exit of Minister Park Jin is not the job of lawmakers who should act in accordance with the rule of law.”
When Democratic Party lawmaker Yun Ho-joong continued the offensive over the Korea-Japan summit, saying, “It is humiliating and unspeakable summit diplomacy,” Rep. Jeong Jin-seok, the People’s Power, asked, “You went to Japan with me, did you feel that way?”
Even before the first question started, as there was a lot of shouting between lawmakers from the opposition parties, Chairman Yoon Jae-ok, who belongs to the People’s Power, announced the suspension of the meeting for discussion between the secretaries of the opposition and opposition parties.