President Lee Jae-myung Announces Key Policy Directions in 80th Gwangbokjeol Address
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President Lee Jae-myung Announces Key Policy Directions in 80th Gwangbokjeol Address
In his address celebrating the 80th anniversary of Gwangbokjeol (National Liberation Day), President Lee Jae-myung outlined the administration's key policy directions on inter-Korean relations, Korea-Japan relations, and national merit.
North Korea Policy: The President announced a phased restoration of the '9.19 Inter-Korean Military Agreement' to de-escalate tensions and build trust. He emphasized that the government will continue taking measures to prevent armed clashes and foster trust, and explicitly stated that it does not seek unification by absorption. Furthermore, he stressed the importance of achieving a "denuclearized Korean Peninsula" and pledged to expand dialogue with North Korea and the U.S., as well as international cooperation.
Korea-Japan Relations: President Lee stated that Korea will pursue a future-oriented partnership with Japan based on a principle of "pragmatic diplomacy centered on national interest." While acknowledging conflicts over past history, he identified Japan as a crucial economic partner and emphasized dialogue built on trust.
Honoring Patriots: The President vowed to strengthen support for independence patriots and their descendants. He pledged to actively pursue the repatriation of remains of independence heroes from abroad, expand compensation for bereaved families, and properly honor those who have not yet been recognized for their contributions.
Future Strategy: Lee Jae-myung presented a vision for Korea to become a global leader. He highlighted the need to nurture advanced technologies like semiconductors and AI, accelerate energy transition, and actively support the cultural industry to navigate global supply chain shifts and technological changes.
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Security and Peace: President Lee emphasized that true security is about creating peace—a state where conflict is unnecessary. He stressed the need to strengthen comprehensive security capabilities to prepare for complex crises, including economic, technological, and environmental threats, in addition to traditional military ones. He also instructed relevant ministries to take concrete steps to implement existing inter-Korean agreements.
K-Culture: The President recognized K-culture as a new driving force for national growth, spurred by the global popularity of K-Pop. He urged relevant ministries to support the cultural industry under a "principle of arm's length," ensuring non-interference while providing comprehensive support. This includes developing strategies for the global expansion of K-content and expanding infrastructure for K-Pop and other cultural sectors.
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