Jae-sung Choi, Chief Executive Officer
In connection with the public’s request for the release of the ‘2018 Summit USB (USB)’ by the people’s power on the 2nd, Choi Jae-sung, chief executive officer of the Blue House, said, “If the opposition party takes a bad luck, the Blue House will take responsibility and do what it can do.” If it is revealed that the proposal for the construction of a nuclear power plant is untrue, it is interpreted that it means that the opposition party that launched the suspicion offensive should take political responsibility. In an interview on MBC’s’Kim Jong-bae’s attention’ this morning, Chief Choi said, “It is irresponsible. It should never be disclosed,” he said. “I have the idea that we can take a closer look if the opposition party is sure to take responsibility.” Chief Choi said, “If we unconditionally disclose everything that happened at the summit meeting that we raised suspicions without any grounds, what would the country be? If the opposition party is confident, bet responsibly.” It did not specifically disclose what the “responsibility” it demands from the opposition. However, he said that there should be an open apology from Kim Jong-in, chairman of the People’s Power Emergency Response Committee, who made the proposal for the construction of a nuclear power plant a default and called it a “transfer act.” Chief Choi emphasized that the confirmation of the facts about the “suspicion of supporting North Korean nuclear power plant construction” alleged by the opposition party with a document released by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy the previous day was over. As a result of checking the inside of the Blue House, Chief Choi confirmed that the documents related to the nuclear power plant reviewed by the Ministry of Industry’s officials were “there was no meeting agenda, no meetings, no reports before the President, and all confirmed.” . Chief Choi added that this document was written by the head of the Ministry of Industry and destroyed by itself. Regarding the reason why the Ministry of Industry officials deleted documents related to the North Korean nuclear power plant at night, Chief Choi said, “Because it is being investigated, I have no choice but to tell you by analogy or guesswork. “It’s hard to say that one thing wasn’t deleted, but the whole folder was deleted, and it’s hard to see that I deleted something that could be a problem while checking all individual items.” He added, “The target of the investigation is the Wolseong Nuclear Power Plant, and it seems that (North Korea related documents) were intervened in the process of deleting the entire folder.” By Lee Wan, staff reporter [email protected]