Lee Jae-myung was officially sworn in as South Korea’s new president on Wednesday, following his victory in snap elections. The inauguration ceremony at the National Assembly in Seoul marked the formal beginning of his single five-year term.
The former leader of the Democratic Party took the oath of office in front of lawmakers, diplomats and global observers, symbolizing a democratic transfer of power. His journey from regional leadership to the Blue House has resonated with young voters and business innovators eager for fresh policies on the economy, technology and social welfare.
Early indicators from investor circles and tech forums suggest a wave of optimism. Entrepreneurs and digital natives are watching closely as the new administration signals support for sustainable growth, digital transformation and inclusive job creation.
On the international stage, South Korea’s strategic role in trade, culture and innovation remains under the spotlight. The world will be paying attention to how President Lee navigates partnerships, climate agendas and regional security.
As Lee Jae-myung settles into office, the first 100 days will test his ability to turn campaign promises into concrete action. For global citizens and changemakers, his presidency opens a new chapter in the Republic of Korea’s story on the world stage.
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