Minseok vows all Democratic Party lawmakers will tackle tasks for 'golden age'

Kim Min-seok, leader of South Korea's Democratic Party, has declared a new era of proactive engagement, vowing that every party lawmaker will become an agent in resolving national challenges.

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All Democratic Party lawmakers will become agents of task resolution with a resolve and determination to usher in a golden age for South Korea.

Speaking at a party workshop, Kim announced the party's shift into a 'total war' system. This approach aims to fully support and meticulously oversee the efforts of all elected officials as they strive to usher in what he termed a 'golden age' for the nation.

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From today onward, we will enter a total war system, ensuring all lawmakers sprint and the party thoroughly supports and perfectly inspects their efforts.

The party is preparing to assign specific missions to each lawmaker. These assignments will follow individual consultations, ensuring each member is tasked with roles best suited to their capabilities. This initiative is part of the party's broader strategy to address domestic and foreign challenges, prioritizing public welfare.

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This workshop was an opportunity to solidify our resolve to overcome internal and external difficulties with a focus on people's livelihood as we head toward the K-golden age.

During the recent workshop, which focused on unifying the party's resolve for the upcoming regular parliamentary session, floor leader Han Byung-do highlighted the importance of aligning the party, government, and presidential office's efforts. The party aims to overcome difficulties by focusing on the people's livelihood.

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This workshop was a venue to unify the resolve of the party, government, and presidential office as we approach the upcoming regular parliamentary session.