Lee pledges to work harder to 'illuminate' every citizen's life in Chuseok message
MEXICO CITY— President Lee Jae Myung pledged to work harder to "illuminate" every citizen's life regardless of differences in opinion in a video message released Thursday to mark the Chuseok holiday, the Korean equivalent of Thanksgiving. Appearing alongside first lady Kim Hea Kyung in the video, Lee said, "As president, I am truly grateful and deeply honored to share this moment with all of you,…
President Lee Jae Myung has pledged to work harder to brighten the lives of every citizen in Korea, regardless of their backgrounds or viewpoints, in a video message released on Chuseok, the Korean Thanksgiving holiday. Speaking alongside his wife, First Lady Kim Hea Kyung, Lee expressed his gratitude for being able to share this special moment with the Korean people, who have built the nation and are shaping its future.
He assured that his focus would be on ensuring that each citizen's life is illuminated, irrespective of their qualifications, circumstances, and opinions. Lee emphasized that while individuals may have different residences, jobs, and life paths, they are bound together by their love for the country. He wished citizens a joyous Chuseok, hoping they could reconnect with loved ones and create cherished memories.
The president made this heartfelt message while on a state visit to Mexico, marking a significant diplomatic effort to strengthen ties with the country.
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