South Korean Presidential Office: ”Japan must never take any measures that are detrimental to Naver's wishes”

Regarding the LINE Yahoo issue, the South Korean Presidential Office said, "If appropriate information security measures are submitted, the Japanese government will not take any unfavorable measures against Naver's will regarding its capital structure.
"This should never happen," he said. Presidential Office Chief of Staff Song Tae-yoon held a press conference at the Presidential Office in Seoul on the 14th and said, "The government has decided to allow Yahoo! LINE to acquire a stake in the Japanese government."
"If Naver proposes measures to strengthen information security other than structural changes, we will provide them with all the necessary support," he said.
He continued, "This may include seeking technical and administrative advice from relevant Japanese agencies, if necessary."
He also said, "The Japanese government has made it clear that in several administrative guidances it has not used the term 'selling shares' and has not referred to 'selling management rights.'" He added, "The government will continue to
"We will respond thoroughly to ensure that companies overseas are not subject to any discriminatory measures or unfair treatment that goes against their will."