President Yoon should speed up the four reforms... and emphasize 'moderation and dignity'

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President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is about to return to his term in office, has asked his staff to speed up the push for the "four reforms" so that they can achieve results within this year.

He seems to have shaken off the aftershock of the "empty meeting" with representative Han Dong-hoon and reorganized himself by strengthening the discipline of the administrators and reviewing the presidential office's own reform plan.

Reporter Kang Min-kyung reports.

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President Yoon Suk Yeol, who presided over a meeting of senior secretaries, called for the push for the so-called "four reforms" of pensions, health care, education, and labor.

Emphasizing that the promotion of the four major reforms is the people's livelihood, he encouraged his staff to speed up the pace so that visible results can be achieved within this year.

Prime Minister Han Deok-soo and the weekly meeting called for risk management in the Middle East and Ukraine crises, which have increased anxiety due to a series of recent wars.

In particular, he said to pay attention to management so that there are no factors of economic instability such as crude oil supply and demand.President

Yoon has recently emphasized policies for small business owners and self-employed people, focusing on examining issues related to people's livelihoods.

[Yoon Suk Yeol / President (last 17th): There will be a lot of difficulties, there will be resistance. But I will definitely complete these four reforms with you.]

{President Yoon recently asked Han Dong-hoon, who publicly demanded 'personal reform', to refrain from public action, emphasizing 'moderation and dignity' toward the administrators who protested.President

Yoon personally attempted to calm the dissatisfaction of young administrators, which is interpreted as a way to strengthen the discipline of the restless organization due to the controversy over the "empty-handed interview."

In the meantime, as early as this week, a second office in the presidential office is expected to officially assist First Lady Kim Gun-hee in her external activities.

Inside and outside the president's office, there are observations that small-scale personnel appointments may be carried out in line with the appointment of a second deputy secretary, seeking to renew the atmosphere.

At a time when the opposition party is raising the level of its offensive, such as pressing for the passage of the "Kim Special Counsel Act," the presidential office's efforts to win public sentiment are underway in various ways.

I'm Kang Min-kyung of YTN.

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: Choi Young-wook Kim Jong-wan

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