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Representative Lee Nak-yeon announced on the 25th that he will focus on securing legislation and budget related to the New Deal project at the same time as the state affairs audit is completed through a speech in the Korean version of the Workshop. of the New Deal Party administration. [뉴스1]
On the 25th, the Democratic Party, the government and the Blue House held the ‘Korean Version New Deal Workshop’ in the National Assembly. Democratic Party leaders were dispatched, including Representative Lee Nak-yeon and Kim Tae-nyeon, Deputy Prime Minister Hong Nam-ki and Minister of Strategy and Finance Choi Ki-young, Minister of Science and Technology, Information and Communication , the Minister of Commerce, Industry and Energy Sung Yun-mo, and the Minister of Employment and Labor Lee Jae-gap. On this day, Sunday, the Blue House was attended by Kim Sang-jo, Policy Director, Choi Jae-sung, Executive Director, and Lee Ho-seung, Economic Director.
The title of the book of material for today’s workshop was ‘My Life, Our Region, the Future Transformation of Korea’. Lee Nak-yeon, the representative of the Democratic Party, said in all comments: “The title of this (data book) is the appeal that the Korean version of the New Deal is directly related to people’s lives and the future. region of”. “If the state administration ends tomorrow (26), we will smoothly implement the legislative tasks for the Korean New Deal and secure the budget,” he said.
It is said that the central agenda of the workshop was ‘New Deal of the Regional Balance’. Among the three sessions that preceded the comprehensive discussion, the New Deal discussion on regional balance (Session 1) was the first. Previously announced discussions on the Green New Deal and the Digital New Deal (Session 2) followed by a budget proposal, legislative tasks, and public relations strategies (Session 3).
Investment of 75 trillion “The whole country in a smart city”
![President Moon Jae-in announced on the 22nd that he will invest a total of 10 trillion won in smart city-related projects by 2025 by visiting Songdo, Incheon, which is assessed as a leader in smart cities. [연합뉴스]](https://pds.joins.com/news/component/htmlphoto_mmdata/202010/25/115aad5a-d4c0-4d66-803c-b16ca23cb2b5.jpg)
President Moon Jae-in announced on the 22nd that he will invest a total of 10 trillion won in smart city-related projects by 2025 by visiting Songdo, Incheon, which is assessed as a leader in smart cities. [연합뉴스]
Democrats say that “Regional Balance New Deal is the core brand of Lee Nak-yeon” (a key member of the Democratic Party). On July 22, when he visited the Gangwon Provincial Office during the National Assembly election campaign, Lee declared: “I will accelerate the resolution of the gap (between regions) through a powerful engine called the New Deal of Balanced Development.” Immediately after the election of the party chairman, the Regional Balanced New Deal Division was established in the K-New Deal Committee within the party. On the 13th, President Moon Jae-in called the Regional Balanced New Deal “the lynchpin of the Korean version of the New Deal” and encouraged the promotion.
A member of the K-New Deal Committee of the Democratic Party said: “Based on the will of President Nak-yeon Lee and the support of President Moon Jae-in, the K-New Deal Committee, which moved the Digital New Deal and the New Green Deal existing on two axes, has established a balanced regional New Deal subcommittee. ” “It is an activity to quickly achieve results within the mandate as representative of the Party, and the will to bring regional balance to the central agenda of the presidential power,” he explained.
Regional Balance New Deal aims to resolve overcrowding and regional imbalance in the metropolitan area. On that day, it is said that ‘the smart urbanization of all the cities of the country’ was discussed in a specific way. The idea is to create a city of the future that connects and manages urban functions such as transport, environment and energy as a single organism using ICT (information and communication technologies), big data and artificial intelligence. Earlier, President Moon visited Songdo, Incheon on the 22nd and said, “I will invest 10 billion won in the ‘Smart City’ project by 2025 and create more than 150,000 jobs.”
Notice of legislation and total budget
The three projects of the Korean version of the New Deal announced by the Ministry of Strategy and Finance and the top ten main tasks.
The Democratic Party plans to use 75 trillion won (75 trillion won), which is about half of the total budget (160 trillion won) invested in the Korean version of the New Deal project by 2025, for the regionally balanced New Deal project. At today’s workshop, the Democratic Party announced that it set its primary goal to reflect the original draft of 32.5 trillion won (21.3 trillion won in national spending and 11.2 trillion won in local costs) allocated by the Ministry of Education. Strategy and Finance as the budget for next year’s Korean version in the budget for next year.
However, some point out that the New Deal of regional balance could become a secret before each local government secures the budget. Representative Lee also said that day: “In each region, they will try to use it as an opportunity to secure national funds. The party, government and government are said to have also verified the revision of the law to promote the new agreement in Korea. A key member of the Democratic Party said: “More than 30 pieces of legislation related to the New Deal are being prepared. It will have to be partially addressed in this regular assembly.”
The opposition party is paying attention to the Korean version of the New Deal. The people’s power held a special committee on monitoring government policies earlier this month and criticized that “(The Korean version of the New Deal) creates 360,000 jobs, but if you look at reality, it is only a short job. part-time term to build government achievements “(Ho-young Joo). A member of the Democratic Party’s K New Deal Committee said in a call with JoongAng Ilbo: “The task is to effectively defend the demand for budget cuts from the power of people who view the Korean version of the New Deal itself in a negative light.”
Reporter Jeong Jin-woo [email protected]
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