President Moon Jae-in said, "We need to be very careful about easing overall regulations that could affect the real estate market, which has been struggling to stabilize."
President Moon Jae-in said at a senior and aides meeting presided over by the Blue House on the afternoon of the 11th, saying, "I am concerned that the real estate market, which has been stabilizing downward, is showing signs of instability at a time when the government is focusing on price management." I did.
This is interpreted as a detour to the real estate policy stance of President-elect Yoon Seok-yeol, who criticized the current government's real estate policy and expressed his will to ease regulations.
In addition to the prolonged war in Ukraine, President Moon referred to China's strong lockdown measures due to the spread of the corona virus and instructed the government to "check the supply chain of key items and establish a preemptive posture for production and logistics disruptions in the containment area."
He also emphasized that "in a situation where external economic conditions are deteriorating, tensions for stabilizing the domestic economy and people's livelihood cannot be slowed down," and he will focus on people's livelihoods until the end of his term in office.
Regarding the response to COVID-19, he said, "It is the most fortunate thing that we are able to overcome the hurdle of oh-micron and move forward to the stage of daily recovery."
President Moon said, "We will prepare a post-omicron system without any setbacks, such as lifting social distancing, switching to routine quarantine and medical system, and adjusting the class of infectious diseases. We will develop our capabilities.”
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