Kim Namhee Elected Chair of Democratic Party's National Women's Committee, Defeats 'Pro-Jeong Cheong-rae' Moon Jeongbok

Rep. Kim Donga Elected Chair of the National Youth Committee

Rep. Kim Namhee was elected chair of the Democratic Party of Korea's National Women's Committee, defeating Rep. Moon Jeongbok, a two-term lawmaker aligned with Jeong Cheong-rae.

The Democratic Party of Korea's Central Election Management Committee announced the results of elections for national committee chairs held from November 1 to 3.

Kim represents Gwangmyeong-eul in Gyeonggi Province and previously served as chair of the Gyeonggi Provincial Party's Women's Committee. Since Kim Min-seok took office as party leader, she has taken part in key party affairs, including serving as head of the party's Police Reform Promotion Task Force.

Kim Namhee, the Democratic Party's representative-elect for Gwangmyeong-eul, is being interviewed by The Asia Business Daily at the National Assembly. Photo by Kim Hyunmin.

Rep. Kim Donga was elected chair of the National Youth Committee. Lee Sangok, a former lawmaker, was elected chair of the National Seniors Committee, and Lee Dongwon, former chair of the Seoul City Party's University Student Committee, was elected chair of the National University Student Committee.

Park Hoseok, chair of the Korea Table Tennis Association for the Disabled, was elected chair of the National Committee for People with Disabilities. Lee Seunghoon, former senior vice chair of the National Small Business Committee, was elected chair of the National Small Business Committee.

Choi Cheolho, former chair of the National Labor Committee, was elected chair of the Labor Committee; Rep. Moon Geumju was elected chair of the Agricultural and Fisheries Committee; Rep. Min Byeongdeok was elected chair of the Committee for Protecting the Public Livelihoods; and Rep. Park Jeonghyeon was elected chair of the Social Solidarity Economy Committee.

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