Additional Assets of Senior Blue House Officials Disclosed... 9.2 Billion Won for Secretary Jiyoung Park, 8.6 Billion for Chief Sung Kihong

Government Public Officials Ethics Committee Discloses Assets on September 29

Secretary Park Holds 6.71 Billion Won in Real Estate, 2.4 Billion Won in Securities

Chief Secretary Sung Owns 5.8 Billion Won in Property, 1.41 Billion Won in Depo

The Government Public Officials Ethics Committee disclosed the assets of six newly appointed high-ranking officials at the Blue House on September 29.

Judiciary Secretary Ji-Young Park is attending the Senior Secretary Meeting presided over by President Jae-Myung Lee at the Blue House on June 25, 2026. Photo by Yonhap News Agency

Among them, Judiciary Secretary Ji-Young Park reported the highest assets, totaling 9,217,720,000 won. Secretary Park owns buildings valued at 6,710,000,000 won, including an apartment in Banpo Xi, Seocho-gu, Seoul, registered under herself and her spouse. She and her family also hold securities worth 2,400,000,000 won, including shares in SK hynix and Samsung Electronics. Additionally, Park and her family have deposits of approximately 2,850,000,000 won, and her spouse owns land in Jeonbuk Province valued at around 120,000,000 won.

Chief Public Relations Secretary Ki-Hong Sung reported assets totaling 8,663,470,000 won. The buildings owned by Secretary Sung amount to 5,800,000,000 won and are a major part of his total assets, including an apartment in Daechi Woosung, Gangnam-gu, Seoul under his and his spouse’s names, as well as his mother's apartment, commercial building, and lodging facility. He also possesses deposits exceeding 1,410,000,000 won and securities valued at more than 1,360,000,000 won. Secretary Sung additionally reported Bitcoin amounting to 71,000,000 won in his own name.

Chief Civil Affairs Secretary Chan-Sik Han has assets totaling 5,860,670,000 won. Secretary Han owns buildings totaling 5,220,000,000 won, including an allocation right to an apartment in The H, Seocho-gu, Seoul under his name, leasehold rights to Hyundai 2nd Apartment in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and a building in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province registered in his spouse’s name. He also disclosed deposits of more than 1,140,000,000 won, land worth about 180,000,000 won, and securities of approximately 130,000,000 won.

First Deputy Director for National Security Geon-Jak Kang’s assets were reported at 1,041,490,000 won, Chief Social Affairs Secretary Kyung-Ja Kim at 507,470,000 won, and Secretary for Local Autonomy and Development Tae-Keun Kim at 553,970,000 won.

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