South Korea's National Assembly to begin its regular session on Monday
  • 6 years ago
The second regular session of the National Assembly since the inauguration of the Moon Jae-in administration in May 2017 will open today for 100 days.
There's a packed schedule including speeches by political party representatives, government questioning sessions and inspections as well as the president's speech on next year's budget.
Lawmakers are also likely to engage in some fierce debates on the government's budget proposal of 420 billion U.S. dollars for 2019.
Other issues include the ratification of the Panmunjum Declaration.
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