Lee stresses growth, inclusion in tribute to late President Kim Dae-jung
President Lee Jae Myung said Tuesday he will strive for growth and inclusion by carrying on the legacy of the late former President Kim Dae-jung, as he paid tribute to Kim on the 17th anniversary of his death. "I will create tangible changes in the lives of every citizen by making growth that drives a leap forward and inclusion that spreads warmth the two pillars of my administration," Lee said…
President Lee Jae Myung pledged on Tuesday to pursue growth and inclusion, honoring the legacy of late former President Kim Dae-jung on the 17th anniversary of his passing. Speaking at a memorial service at Seoul National Cemetery, delivered by his chief of staff Kang Hoon-sik, Lee outlined two core pillars of his administration: tangible progress in citizens' lives through growth, and warmth-spreading inclusion.
Lee affirmed his administration's commitment to carry forward Kim's spirit, driving sweeping transformations enabled by the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution and energy transition. He honored Kim for constructing nationwide high-speed information and communications networks, laying the groundwork for South Korea's emergence as a knowledge-based economy and nurturing Korean cultural heritage.
On the matter of inclusion, Lee emphasized his determination to eradicate the pervasive shadow of polarization, establishing a reliable safety net to support all citizens.
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