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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung Hosts Civil Society Forum at Blue House

President Lee Jae-myung convened a meeting with civil society groups at the Blue House to listen to field voices and narrow policy gaps.

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President Lee Jae-myung convened a meeting with representatives from various civil society organizations at the Blue House on the morning of April 4. [1] President Lee Jae-myung is hosting a meeting with civil society leaders at the Blue House on September 4, 2026, to discuss various current issues. [2] Lee Seung-hoon, chairman of the Civil Society Coalition, and Jeuk Jeun, policy chairman of the Korean Progressive Alliance, attended the meeting. [3] The forum will address topics including human rights, the environment, agriculture, peace, and historical issues. [4] President Lee plans to listen without filtering to participants active in the fields of human rights, the environment, agriculture, peace, and past history. [5] The Blue House stated that the meeting was organized to listen to voices from the field and narrow the gap between policy and reality during the second year of the National Popular Sovereignty Government. [6] Lee Seung-hoon, Chairman of the Civil Society Alliance, and Jeom Jeok-joon, Policy Committee Chairman of the Korean Progressive Alliance, are among the attendees. [7]
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  1. President Lee Jae-myung convened a meeting with representatives from various civil society organizations at the Blue House on the morning of April 4. · 세계일보
  2. President Lee Jae-myung is hosting a meeting with civil society leaders at the Blue House on September 4, 2026, to discuss various current issues. · 동아일보
  3. Lee Seung-hoon, chairman of the Civil Society Coalition, and Jeuk Jeun, policy chairman of the Korean Progressive Alliance, attended the meeting. · 세계일보
  4. The forum will address topics including human rights, the environment, agriculture, peace, and historical issues. · 세계일보
  5. President Lee plans to listen without filtering to participants active in the fields of human rights, the environment, agriculture, peace, and past history. · 동아일보
  6. The Blue House stated that the meeting was organized to listen to voices from the field and narrow the gap between policy and reality during the second year of the National Popular Sovereignty Government. · 동아일보
  7. Lee Seung-hoon, Chairman of the Civil Society Alliance, and Jeom Jeok-joon, Policy Committee Chairman of the Korean Progressive Alliance, are among the attendees. · 동아일보
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