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President Lee Urges Serious Crimes Agency Chief to Investigate "Fairly and Impartially" on First Day


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▲ President Lee Jae-myung

President Lee Jae-myung said today (October 16), "Together with the people, I celebrate and encourage the launch of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency," adding, "As the agency has been launched after national growing pains, I hope it will dispel the distrust and concerns held by some and certainly prove its significance and necessity through performance and results."

On X (formerly Twitter), President Lee shared an article on this day reporting that Kim Ji-yong, the inaugural head of the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency, had arrived for his first day of work and begun his duties.

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President Lee said, "Concerns and expectations intersect regarding the Serious Crimes Investigation Agency and the system of separating investigation and prosecution, which is making a fresh start for the first time in decades since the founding of the government."

He went on to urge, "With a sense of historical responsibility and steadfast courage, I ask that you investigate major crimes—such as corruption by the powerful that destroys the lives of hardworking ordinary citizens, white-collar crimes, and financial and securities crimes—swiftly, sternly, and fairly and impartially, without distinguishing friend from foe."

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