President Lee Jae Myung accepts questions from the public through the public mailbox (South Korea)

President Lee Jae-myung announced on the 24th that he will operate a "P.O. Box" to actively reflect the voices of the people in national politics.
Anyone can access the website called "Citizens' Post Office Box - Creating a National Sovereign Government Together"
You can ask the President questions. Questions are accepted on the economy, civil society, society, politics, foreign affairs, security, etc. All areas that the public wants to know about are covered.
The questions received are reported to the President, and if they resonate with the public or are timely,
President Lee Jae-myung is scheduled to respond directly to such inquiries. The Presidential Office said, "The opening of the private mailbox reflects President Lee Jae-myung's firm determination to place importance on communication with the public.
"The president's philosophy on state affairs is to continue expanding channels of communication so that the public can be at the center of all policy decisions,
We will create changes that the people can feel," he added.