| 词条 | Lee Jong-seok (politician) |
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|hangul={{linktext|이|종|석}} |hanja= {{linktext|李|鍾|奭}} |rr=I Jong-seok |mr=Yi Chongsŏk }}{{Korean name|Lee}} Lee Jong-seok (born May 11, 1958) is the former South Korean Minister of Unification and chairman of the National Security Council, having succeeded Chung Dong-young on February 10, 2006. His appointment was controversial as some lawmakers wanted to separate the two posts while others were troubled by questions, raised during confirmation hearings, about his apparent failure to properly brief President Roh Moo-hyun. Prior to his appointment he had been deputy chief of the NSC. He was a member of the ruling Uri Party. A graduate of Sungkyunkwan University who spent most of his career as an academic, he authored the 2000 "Understanding Contemporary North Korea". He is widely seen as an important behind-the-scenes figure in South Korea's neutralist realignment in foreign policy between the United States and North Korea, working on the Sunshine Policy and accompanying Kim Dae-jung to the North Korean summit meeting in 2000. External links
6 : Living people|Sungkyunkwan University alumni|Government ministers of South Korea|1958 births|People from Gyeonggi Province|Experts on North Korea |
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