S. Korea's Moon nominates provincial governor as premier

S. Korea's Moon nominates provincial governor as premier

New South Korean President Moon Jae In speaks at a press conference at the Blue House presidential office in Seoul on May 10, 2017. Moon officially nominated South Jeolla Province Gov. Lee Nak Yon as his prime minister. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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