President Lee: "My Term Is Clearly Limited by the Constitution... I Visited Many Overseas Locations Early in My Term"
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Meeting with Korean expatriates in France… Direct mention of 'term of office' amidst political discussions on constitutional amendment draws attention. Message focuses on explaining the background of summit diplomacy… "Opportunities are limited in the latter half of a term." "Even the French Revolution suffered a counter-revolution and reaction due to the defection of moderates… This is something we must also be cautious about." (Paris=Yonhap)
President Lee Jae-myung, currently on a state visit to France, stated on the 9th (local time), “My term of office is clearly limited by the Constitution.” During a meeting with Korean expatriates held at a hotel in Paris that day, President Lee said, “No matter how good a relationship (with France) I establish in the latter half of my term, its utilization will inevitably be limited at that time.”
President Lee Jae-myung, currently on a state visit to France, attended a meeting with Korean expatriates in Paris and personally explained the background behind his active pursuit of overseas tours early in his term, as well as the importance of summit diplomacy for the Republic of Korea's economy and security.
During his state visit to France, President Lee Jae-myung addressed the political dispute surrounding his term and discussions on constitutional amendment, stating, "My term is clearly limited by the Constitution." President Lee, who is on a state visit to France, made this remark while explaining his reasons for actively engaging in overseas trips early in his term during a meeting with Korean expatriates held in Paris on the 9th (local time).…
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