South Korean Presidential Secretary Team or "Big Blood"

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 30th. Officials of the South Korean Presidential Office revealed on the 28th that President Yin Xiyue plans to significantly reorganize the secretary team and may change up to 10 secretaries in early September. South Korean media pointed out that in the face of the voice of personnel reform, Yin Xiyue's trend was to regain the trust of the people.

Senior officials at the South Korean President's Office said in an interview with the Yonhap News Agency on the 28th that Yin Xiyue plans to reorganize the secretary team before September 9, and as many as 10 secretaries may be replaced. The key target of reorganization is the department responsible for social affairs and government affairs.

Another official of the South Korean President's Office confirmed that two secretaries in the government affairs department have submitted resignation. According to this official, this reorganization may even affect the chief secretary of the senior staff of the president. "There is no exception for the reorganization, and the chief secretary is included, and the position is not considered."

On March 10, Yin Xiyue held a press conference in Seoul, South Korea. Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Li Xianghao)

Due to the disputes over the Presidential Office and Cabinet Personnel Arrangement, Yin Xiyue's support rate once fell below 30%. On the 21st, he reorganized the senior staff team for the first time on the 21st, added a chief secretary of a policy planning and replaced the chief secretary of the propaganda affairs to enhance the policy formulation and coordination of the presidential office.

Yin Xiyue did not directly respond to the statement of the secretary team that was about to "change blood" on the 29th. He only said that "the staff of the president's office must be the most dedicated and capable team." "".

The polls released by the "Real Measurement" of the South Korean public opinion survey agency on the 29th showed that Yin Xiyue's support rate was 33.6%, which was heating up for 3 consecutive weeks; the non -support rate was 63.3%, which was a decrease from the previous polls. From the perspective of political parties, the maximum support rate of the co -Democratic Party of the Wild Party is 45%, which is higher than the 39%of the party's National Power Party. (Zhang Jing)

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