The Yeollin Uri Party (ko: 열린우리당, en: "Our Open Party"), generally abbreviated to Uri Party (ko: 우리당, en: "Our Party"), was the briefly ruling political party in South Korea (2004–2007) with a centrist political ideology. Chung Sye Kyun was the last leader of the party and twice served as its chairman.
Read more about Uri Party: Brief History, Party Platform and Policy Direction, Significant Events, Merger With The United New Democratic Party
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