Took first female president in South Korea

In his inaugural address Geun Hye promised to work for the reunification of the Korean peninsula, while called North Korea to renounce nuclear weapons. Amid tensions between the two Koreas by recent missile tests and a nuclear test by Pyongyang, the daughter of former South Korean dictator Park Chung Hee said he will promote a policy of mutual trust that can serve as a basis for future reunification. " The nuclear test by North Korea is a challenge for the survival and future of the Korean people " , warned Park Geun Hye , 61. The president, deputy for many years the government Saenuri Party , was sworn in a festive ceremony in Seoul before Parliament over 50,000 guests , including his predecessor and party colleague Lee Myung Bak. U.S. President Barack Obama sent a delegation led by National Security Advisor Tom Donilon. There is no doubt that "we are in an extremely serious security field," said Park, andcalled on North Korea to give up its nuclear program. At the same time, he promised that his policy towards the neighboring country will seek to reduce tensions. North Korea conducted almost two weeks ago its third underground nuclear test, in violation of UN resolutions, and generated a wave of international outrage. The communist regime has also announced further testing. His performance will depend on the attitude of the United States, which he accused of pursuing a hostile policy toward North Korea. In addition to issues with its northern neighbor, Park said the economic recovery as a priority. Their aim is to achieve this through a "creative economy and economic democratization". In the center of his idea of the "creative economy" lie science, technology and the technology industry , he said. Park returns in his new role at the presidential palace that he had to leave after the death of his father. Park Chung Hee, who ruled the country with an iron fist between 1961 and 1979, is appreciated by many South Koreans by the economic boom that the country experienced under his rule. According to analysts, this really helped Park in December elections, especially among older voters and conservatives.