启用政治盟友构建“危机应对型”班底，李在明政府外交安保团队初步成形

Group 1 - The core team for South Korean President Lee Jae-myung's foreign and security policy has been largely finalized, with key ministerial appointments expected soon [1][3] - The proposed candidates for the Ministry of Unification, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Ministry of National Defense are all long-time political allies of Lee, indicating a focus on stable governance and a crisis-responsive diplomatic and security framework [3][4] - Newly appointed National Security Office Director Wei Seung-lok and Foreign Minister nominee Zhao Hyun are both experienced in international relations, with Wei specializing in U.S. affairs and North Korean diplomacy, while Zhao has extensive experience in multilateral diplomacy and international trade [3][4] Group 2 - Zhao Hyun's involvement in the development of Lee Jae-myung's "pragmatic diplomacy" strategy and his moderate stance on North Korea policy are seen as significant advantages for his role as Foreign Minister [4] - The appointment of former Trade Minister Kim Hyun-jong as a special advisor on foreign affairs and security reflects Lee's consideration of his trade expertise and negotiation style [4] - To minimize administrative gaps, Lee appointed two deputy ministers in the Foreign Ministry ahead of the G7 summit, ensuring continuity in foreign affairs operations [4]