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President-elect Ahn Cheol-soo said that he could not fulfill all the promises he made during his candidacy, and expressed his intention to cover the promises made by the president-elect Yoon Seok-yeol.
He said he couldn't afford to think about the prime ministership.
Correspondent Kim Ki-tae.
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Yesterday, the day after the appointment of the transition chairperson, Chairman Ahn Cheol-soo revealed the government takeover blueprint through a press conference.
He set forth three tasks of humility, communication, and responsibility as the operating principles of the transition committee, along with five tasks of the times: fairness and rule of law, future jobs, balanced regional development, and national unity.
[Chairman Ahn Cheol-soo/Presidential Transition: The Transition Committee is not an occupation force.
I will work on the acquisition with a humble attitude in front of history and the people.] The fact
that he said that he would pick out achievable promises stood out.
After pointing out that the Moon Jae-in administration, which started without a transition committee, had many side effects as it pursued its promise as a major national policy, he said, "I will look for possible solutions and prepare options and follow the will of the elected president."
[Ahn Cheol-soo/Chairman of the transition to the presidency: We will recognize the problems together, sympathize with each other, and find solutions from a horizontal perspective and position.]
Earlier, Chairman Ahn made a promise to abolish the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family during the reorganization of the Ministry of Gender Equality during his time as a candidate for the People’s Party. I have differentiated.
He dismissed the possibility of appointing the new government's first prime minister, saying, "I have no time to think about anything else."
The political power of Chairman Ahn Cheol-soo, who took on the first administrative post, was also put to the test to see what the results of the joint takeover activities would be.