Even after 140 bilateral meetings... President Yoon's approval rating has not reached the 40% level = South Korea

South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyul recently embarked on diplomatic activities to attract the Busan Expo through a visit to New York, as well as public welfare activities during the mid-autumn celebration (Chuseok) holidays, but his approval ratings were low.
Not. In particular, on the occasion of the high-level session of the 78th United Nations (UN) General Assembly, he met with 41 heads of state and held 140 bilateral meetings since taking office, demonstrating actions unprecedented in diplomatic history. Opposition party and people
It is analyzed that attention was focused on the issue of main party leader Lee Jae-myung being detained. Public opinion polling organization Realmeter conducted a three-day survey from the 25th to the 27th (September 4th) at the request of Energy Economy.
Week's weekly statistics), 1,503 people aged 18 and over nationwide were asked, and 36.0% said they "appreciated" President Yoon's performance of national affairs, while 61.1% said they "didn't."
While positive evaluations decreased by 1.8% compared to the previous survey, negative evaluations increased by 2.1%. Positive evaluations have remained flat in the mid-to-high 30% range for three months from July 1st week's to the present.
. Negative ratings once again exceeded 60% for the first time in two weeks. Realmeter said, ``President Yoon is concentrating on his tours and civilian life, and is sending a message in all directions ahead of mid-autumn celebrations, such as participating in Armed Forces Day events.
However, the approval rating did not reach the 40% level and we entered the mid-autumn celebration holidays.''The political situation was focused on whether President Lee would be detained, and the effect of President Yoon's message diminished.'' analyzed.
In contrast, President Yoon's progress since the mid-autumn celebration holidays is attracting attention. This is because President Yoon's actions are expected to cause a major change in his approval ratings.