FKI chairman voices intention to step down next month
By Kim Hyun-binFederation of Korean Industries (FKI) Chairman Huh Chang-soo expressed his intention to resign after his term ends next month, according to industry officials, Friday. Huh announced his intention last week while having a meal with the vice chairman of the FKI at a hotel in Seoul. The dinner was attended by Kolon Group Honorary Chairman Lee Woong-yeul and Hanjin Group Chairman Cho Won-tae. Kwon Tae-shin, the full-time vice chairman of the FKI, also offered to resign. FKI Chairman Huh Chang-soo The FKI has seen its status decline after four major conglomerates ― Samsung, Hyundai Motor, SK and LG ― withdrew their membership after the business lobby group was embroiled in a massive corruption scandal that ended up landing former President Park Geun-hye behind bars.Since 2011, Huh has served as the chairman of the FKI for six consecutive terms. He is the longest-serving chairman of the entity and will end his sixth two-year term next month. The FKI, a non-pr
