South Korean President Lee Jae-myung expresses commitment to direct dialogue with the public via social media
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung held a surprise press conference at the presidential office's Chunchugwan on the 19th. During the event, the President emphasized the vital role that social media plays in his political activities.
President Lee described social media as a "lifeline," calling it an indispensable tool for connecting directly with the public. He expressed his intention to continue using social media to engage in real-time communication and exchange opinions with citizens moving forward.
This conference was held without prior notice, leaving a strong impression of the President's commitment to delivering messages directly to the media and the public. Attention is now focused on how politicians utilize social media to bridge the gap between themselves and the citizenry.
This move is garnering interest as a demonstration of a new relationship between politics and the public in the digital age. President Lee plans to continue prioritizing "breathtaking" dialogue with the people through the platform of social media.
Sources: ハンギョレ新聞
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