South Korea's first female leader in 20 years
South Korea today, Sunday, chose Minister Han Seung-sook to assume the position of Prime Minister after Parliament approved her appointment, making her the first woman to hold this role in 20 years. It was expected that Han, who was previously the CEO of the Korean company "Naver," would lead the transformation in the field of artificial intelligence and boost economic growth across both sectors, sparking a surge in semiconductors and exports, with the goal of achieving comprehensive development in the country. The position of Prime Minister in South Korea is considered largely honorary and administrative within the context of the presidential system.
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