Han Seongsook transitions into this role after serving as the minister for small and midsize businesses and startups. Her tenure in that department is widely viewed as the primary qualification for her new post, reflecting a focus on economic agility and domestic enterprise. This appointment represents the first time a woman has held the position in two decades, marking a significant departure from the male-dominated political establishment that has historically defined South Korea’s premiership.
Han Seongsook Named South Korea’s First Female Prime Minister in Two Decades
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has appointed Han Seongsook as the nation’s next Prime Minister, breaking a twenty-year glass ceiling in the country’s top executive leadership. The announcement, released by the presidential office on Sunday, signals a deliberate shift toward prioritizing administrative experience from the startup and small business sector.




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