President Lee to Present "Four Major Goals" at First Anniversary Press Conference Tomorrow
President Lee Jae-myung will hold a press conference on June 8 to mark the first anniversary of his inauguration and announce the "Four Key Goals" that outline his vision for the administration's second year.
According to the Office of the President on June 7, President Lee will host the press conference at the Cheong Wa Dae State Guesthouse under the theme "Indispensable Korea." The Office of the President explained that the theme encapsulates the vision and determination to transform Korea from a country that draws global attention to a nation the world truly needs. President Lee is also expected to share his reflections on the past year.
President Lee Jae-myung is responding to questions at the 100-day inauguration press conference titled '100 Days for Recovery, Growth for the Future' held at the Cheong Wa Dae State Guesthouse on September 11, 2025.
View original imageThe core atmosphere of the press conference is defined by the concepts of "Light, Path, and Korea." "Light" represents the democracy that the people have preserved through numerous crises, while "Path" embodies the resolve to carve out new roads alongside the people when facing national challenges, even if those paths do not yet exist. "Korea" symbolizes the ambition for our nation's challenges to set new global standards and serve as a model for the future.
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More than 160 domestic and international journalists will attend the press conference, which will last approximately 100 minutes. Journalists will be able to ask questions freely, without a predetermined script, either being chosen by the moderator or directly by the President, and President Lee will respond in real time. In addition, two university students—winners of the SisaIN University Journalism Award and the Korea Press Foundation University Media Award—will participate to raise questions about the concerns and tasks facing the younger generation.
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