Foreign Communications Commission of National Assembly, ultra-fast’approved’ resolution to condemn Myanmar military

[아시아경제 나주석 기자] On the 25th, the National Assembly’s Committee on Foreign Affairs and Transportation condemned the military coup in Myanmar and decided on a resolution in the National Assembly calling for the restoration of democracy.

On that day, the Foreign Communications Commission held a plenary meeting to discuss resolutions from the National Assembly related to the military coup in Myanmar. The Foreign Communications Commission decided to create an alternative to chairman of the Foreign Communications Commission by combining the two resolutions of Rep. Lee Won-wook and Park Young-soon of the Democratic Party and the resolution of Rep. Jeong Jin-seok, the power of the people.

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Foreign Minister Song Young-gil, chairman of the Democratic Party’s Foreign Affairs Committee, explained, “There is a National Assembly law that requires you to wait 20 days for a resolution to be presented to the standing committee.

Even after the agenda was put forward, Chairman Song suggested an additional chairman alternative at the plenary meeting, saying, “This resolution needs to be addressed urgently, so a revised alternative was created. Subsequently, the chairman’s alternative was passed through a quick decision without going through a separate alternative discussion.

According to the Foreign Communications Commission, the resolution condemned the Myanmar military, urged the restoration of democracy, released detained politicians and officials, and protected Korean citizens.

Reporter Juseok Na [email protected]