Lee: “Full-Scale Farmland Survey Being Pursued to Identify Speculative Purposes Near the Capital area... Not Intended to Seize”
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On the 26th, President Lee Jae-myung explained the reason behind the comprehensive survey of farmland, stating, “We suggested determining whether the land was being used for other purposes instead of farming, and during this process, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Song Mi-ryeong proposed, ‘Since we haven’t done this for decades, let’s conduct a comprehensive survey,’ which is how it was carried out.” President Lee made these rem…
On the 26th, President Lee Jae-myung stated regarding the government's farmland survey, "We are not intending to seize farmland or impose disadvantages." The President also said, "I am considering significantly increasing the budget for purchasing farmland so that those who wish to sell can do so." President Lee made these remarks at the State Guest House of the Blue House.
On the 26th, President Lee Jae-myung emphasized regarding the issue of joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), which has been suspended for this year, that “you will not suffer any unforeseen damages.” He then proposed an “export levy” as a measure to compensate for losses. Furthermore, regarding the comprehensive survey of farmland, he drew a clear line, stating, “We are not intending to seize farmland or im…
On the 26th, regarding the comprehensive survey of farmland, President Lee Jae-myung stated, "I want to make it clear that you will not suffer any unjust harm." During a meeting titled "Dialogue with Farmers and Fishermen: The President Will Personally Listen to Their Opinions," held at the Blue House State Guest House that afternoon, President Lee made this promise, stating, "I am aware that there are misunderstandings and concerns regarding t…
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