South Korea's Yoon administration unveils policy for third year in power...emphasis on dialogue with the public

South Korea's Yoon Seok-yeol administration announced on the 12th that it plans to further deepen dialogue with the people as it enters its third year of governing the country.
Presidential spokesman Kim Su-kyung said at a press conference at the presidential office in Yongsan, Seoul, that the ruling party and
He emphasized that he will work closely with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry to formulate and promote policies that meet the needs of the people. As part of this, the Office of the President has established a Civilian Price Task Force to take all possible measures to stabilize prices.
"We will strive to stabilize prices by continuously monitoring prices and focusing on structural issues," Kim said. "We will strengthen the strategic industry task force to strengthen the industries that support exports.
"We will strengthen support for investment and infrastructure, and the effects will spread to second- and third-tier business partners, which will have a positive impact on the economy as a whole," he said.
"The president will directly hear from the people about their difficulties in life and seek ways to improve the situation," Kim said.
"We will hold briefing sessions and national finance strategy meetings to discuss strategies for solving social issues and improving the lives of the people," he said.
"We will focus on civilian issues," he said. Meanwhile, the presidential office said on the same day that a decision would be made after careful consideration regarding the use of a veto over the Special Prosecutor's Office bill for Private Choi.