In a significant development, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has announced that he will not be involved in foreign and other state affairs before his early departure. This decision was confirmed by Han Dong-hoon, the leader of Yoon's ruling People Power Party, during a joint press conference held on Sunday alongside Prime Minister Han Duck-soo.
The move marks a notable shift in the current administration, as the President takes a step back from his usual engagements in state matters. Han Dong-hoon emphasized the commitment of the ruling party to ensure stability and continuity in governance during this transitional period.
The joint press conference underscored the collaborative efforts between the President and the Prime Minister in navigating the challenges facing South Korea. As Yoon Suk-yeol prepares for his early departure, questions arise about the future direction of the country's foreign and domestic policies.
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Yoon won't participate in state affairs before early departure
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