China News Service, Seoul, May 10 (Reporter Liu Xu) South Korean President Moon Jae-in delivered a special speech at the Blue House on the morning of the 10th local time on the fourth anniversary of his inauguration, proposing measures to overcome the crisis of the new crown pneumonia epidemic and restore economic development. Conceive and clarify views on promoting the peace process on the peninsula.

　　On the current situation of the epidemic in South Korea, Moon Jae-in said that the current epidemic is effectively controlled within the scope of the epidemic prevention department, and the fatal rate of the virus is low.

However, because of the frequent occurrence of potential infections and increasing concerns about mutated viruses, the South Korean government will continue to take measures to continuously strengthen epidemic prevention work until the situation stabilizes.

Data map: South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

Photo courtesy of the Blue House

　　Moon Jae-in emphasized that he has ordered vaccines equivalent to twice the total population of the country through all-round efforts of the government and the people.

The South Korean government plans to vaccinate more than 13 million people by the end of June this year, and strive to complete the first dose of vaccination by the end of September, and achieve the goal of forming herd immunity by November.

Moon Jae-in said that the government will spare no effort to support domestic independent development of vaccines and strive to become a global hub for vaccine production.

　　In terms of economic development, Moon Jae-in said that the government will go all out to make South Korea’s economy grow by at least 4% in 2021 and revitalize the private economy.

Moon Jae-in specifically pointed out that the government will promote economic recovery through proactive fiscal policies, drastically implement consumption stimulus measures, formulate and implement policy programs that effectively boost domestic demand, and transfer the momentum of economic recovery to the job market.

　　With regard to the Korean Peninsula issue, Moon Jae-in emphasized that "where there is a will, everything will come true" and the next year will be a precious opportunity for peace on the Peninsula.

With regard to the summit meeting to be held in Washington with US President Biden at the end of May, Moon Jae-in said that he would use this to strengthen the alliance between South Korea and the United States, and to further coordinate policy toward the DPRK, seeking to resume the dialogue between the DPRK and the United States, and to achieve peace. Ways to collaborate on a new pace.

　　Moon Jae-in said that he will not be forced by the remaining term, and will continue to do his utmost to promote progress in the peace process on the peninsula. At the same time, he looks forward to the response from the DPRK and hopes to work together towards peace and prosperity together.

He also called on the citizens to cooperate in creating an atmosphere of dialogue, saying that the government will deal with violations of the agreement between South Korea and North Korea and existing laws to pour cold water on the relationship between South Korea and North Korea in accordance with the law.

　　Moon Jae-in finally pointed out that there is only one year left in the next term, and he will devote himself to work with a full posture, and work hard to climb forward with the people.

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