Lee backs CPTPP entry but rejects unfair burden on farmers, fishers

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   Joining a major trans-Pacific trade pact is essential for South Korea, but farmers and fishers will not be left to weather the fallout without support, President Lee Jae Myung reaffirmed the need for South Korea to join a major trans-Pacific trade pact, but vowed farmers and fishermen would not be left to shoulder the costs of trade liberalization without compensation. said Monday. "We must no longer unilaterally force losses and suffering on people simply because they those who lack power or are small few in number," Lee said Monday during a meeting with around 110 farmers and fishermen fishers at Cheong Wa Dae in Seoul. It marked the first time since 2018 in eight years that a sitting South Korean presid president had met with a large group of f

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   Antes: «President Lee Jae Myung reaffirmed the need for South Korea to join a major trans-Pacific trade pact, but vowed farmers and fishermen would not be left to shoulder the costs of trade liberalization without compensation. "We must no longer force losses and suffering on people simply because they lack power or are small in number," Lee said Monday during a meeting with around 110 farmers and fishermen at Cheong Wa Dae in Seoul. It marked the first time since 2018 that a sitting South Korean presid» a4b60160af43

   Después: «Joining a major trans-Pacific trade pact is essential for South Korea, but farmers and fishers will not be left to weather the fallout without support, President Lee Jae Myung said Monday. "We must no longer unilaterally force losses and suffering on those who lack power or are few in number," Lee said Monday during a meeting with around 110 farmers and fishers at Cheong Wa Dae in Seoul. It marked the first time in eight years that a sitting South Korean president had met with a large group of f» aa87a51b7c81