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Yoo Song-hwa (Korean: 유송화; Hanja: 兪松和; born 6 April 1968) is a South Korean politician previously served as the Director of the Chunchugwan Press Center at the Blue House under President Moon Jae-in - the third woman to assume such post. In January 2020, Yoo resigned the post to stand for the upcoming general election in April. She applied to run as her party's candidate for Seoul Nowon A constituency but lost the primary to the incumbent Ko Yong-jin (Korean: 고용진).

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rdfs:label	유송화 (ko) Yoo Song-hwa (en)
rdfs:comment	유송화(兪松和, 1968년 4월 6일 ~ )는 대한민국의 정치인이다. 대학 총학생회장 출신으로 2번의 구의원을 거쳐 문재인 정부에서 2019년 1월 9일 대통령비서실 춘추관장에 임명되었다. (ko) Yoo Song-hwa (Korean: 유송화; Hanja: 兪松和; born 6 April 1968) is a South Korean politician previously served as the Director of the Chunchugwan Press Center at the Blue House under President Moon Jae-in - the third woman to assume such post. In January 2020, Yoo resigned the post to stand for the upcoming general election in April. She applied to run as her party's candidate for Seoul Nowon A constituency but lost the primary to the incumbent Ko Yong-jin (Korean: 고용진). (en)
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birth place	Goheung County South Jeolla Province South Korea
birth place	Goheung County South Jeolla Province South Korea
birth date	1968-04-06 (xsd:date)
dcterms:subject	Living people Dongguk University alumni 1968 births Minjoo Party of Korea politicians University of Seoul alumni Ewha Womans University alumni South Korean government officials People from Goheung County
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Wikipage revision ID	1079005880 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Roh Moo-hyun Blue House Democratic Party (South Korea, 2000) Democratic Party of Korea University of Seoul Living people Dongguk University alumni 1995 South Korean local elections Goheung County Moon Jae-in 2002 South Korean local elections 1968 births Minjoo Party of Korea politicians University of Seoul alumni Ewha Womans University Nowon District Ewha Womans University alumni South Korean government officials Kim Jung-sook Dongguk University South Jeolla Province South Korea Office of the President (South Korea) People from Goheung County Seo Young-kyo Seoul Seoul Metropolitan Council Shin Jee-yeon Senior Presidential Secretary
sameAs	Yoo Song-hwa Yoo Song-hwa Yoo Song-hwa Yoo Song-hwa
termend	2019-01-08 (xsd:date) 2020-01-15 (xsd:date)
termstart	2017-05-17 (xsd:date) 2019-01-09 (xsd:date)
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hanja	兪松和 (en)
alma mater	University of Seoul Ewha Womans University Dongguk University
birth date	1968-04-06 (xsd:date)
caption	Image of Yoo Song-hwa (en)
hangul	고용진 (en) 유송화 (en)
office	Private Secretary to the First Lady (en) Director of the Chunchugwan Press Center at the Blue House (en)
party	Democratic Party of Korea
predecessor	Kwon Hyuk-ki (en)
President	Moon Jae-in
successor	Shin Jee-yeon Han Jung-woo (en)
has abstract	유송화(兪松和, 1968년 4월 6일 ~ )는 대한민국의 정치인이다. 대학 총학생회장 출신으로 2번의 구의원을 거쳐 문재인 정부에서 2019년 1월 9일 대통령비서실 춘추관장에 임명되었다. (ko) Yoo Song-hwa (Korean: 유송화; Hanja: 兪松和; born 6 April 1968) is a South Korean politician previously served as the Director of the Chunchugwan Press Center at the Blue House under President Moon Jae-in - the third woman to assume such post. Upon the beginning of Moon's presidency, Yoo was appointed as the Private Secretary to the First Lady Kim Jung-sook. As part of the Blue House staffer reshuffle in January 2019, she was promoted as the Director of the Press Center, Chunchugwan, at the Blue House, the only secretary-level staff at the Office of the President not working at secretariat buildings. She is the third woman to assume the post after Kim Hyun and Seo Young-kyo who were appointed by President Roh Moo-hyun 11 years ago. In January 2020, Yoo resigned the post to stand for the upcoming general election in April. She applied to run as her party's candidate for Seoul Nowon A constituency but lost the primary to the incumbent Ko Yong-jin (Korean: 고용진). Yoo previously served as a Nowon District Council member from 1995 to 2002. In 2002 election, she was placed as the number 6 of the proportional list but could not be elected as a Seoul Metropolitan Council member. In 2003 she joined then-President-elect Roh Moo-hyun's transition team and later Offices of Senior Presidential Secretaries for civil societies and personnel affairs. She later worked for her party as public relations staff and later standing deputy spokesperson. In 1988 she was the president of Ewha Womans University's student union. Yoo holds two degrees - a bachelor in economics from Ewha Womans University and a master's in urban administration from University of Seoul. She also completed a doctorate programme on North Korean studies at Dongguk University. (en)
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