Live coverage of the briefing for 15 starting 140 government agencies by President Lee Jae-myung

President Lee Jae-myung will receive his second ministerial briefing from 15 starting 21 until 140 public agencies. The briefings will be broadcast live, and a citizen observation group of 200 people will take part and ask questions directly.

The briefings will be conducted in 9 rounds. They cover the Office for Government Policy Coordination and the 19 ministries, 6 agencies, 18 offices, and 7 commissions.

On the first day, 15 the Ministry of Economy and Finance, which oversees fiscal policy, the Budget Office, the Financial Services Commission, and the Korea Customs Service will report. At the first briefing last 12 month, which began with the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the entire process was broadcast live for the first time, with ministers, vice ministers, as well as bureau and department directors in attendance.

This year, the live broadcast format will continue, but with the addition of a public observer group, the question-and-answer time is expected to be longer. On-site sentiment suggests President Lee’s direct questions are likely.

Government agencies are speeding up the preparation of briefing materials and anticipated Q&A. The finance ministry is giving up the weekend and focusing on reviewing and organizing policies it has been promoting, including responses to the Middle East war.

The overall schedule is from 15 to 21and runs until , and the order of each agency’s report and the details will be announced by each agency. The public observer group’s questions and the government’s responses will be broadcast live.