"Thank You for Leading the Mega Project"... President Lee Jae-myung Credits Former President Moon Jae-in

President Lee Jae-myung credited former President Moon Jae-in today (July 1) after the former president expressed his gratitude for the three major mega-projects, which are large-scale regional investment initiatives. President Lee remarked, "It is thanks to the renewable energy industry that you fostered during your term."

As the luncheon began at Sangchunjae in the Blue House today, President Lee stated, "It would have been difficult to start anew without that infrastructure."

Former President Moon mentioned the "National Report on the Vision for Advanced Industrial Development in the Southwest Region," held yesterday in the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Metropolitan City, and said, "I felt truly happy after seeing the event."

He continued, "Seeing that the investments we made in wind and solar power in the southwest coastal region during our administration have now become the foundation for RE100 industrial complexes and large-scale semiconductor mega-projects is truly..." and added, "Thank you for leading this well."

When President Lee noted, "The previous administration was suspicious of renewable energy projects, investigating and treating them with hostility," former President Moon expressed his agreement, saying, "It is a pity, as the proportion of new and renewable energy would have been much higher if it had just been continued."

Former President Moon added, "It is truly good to see the President giving his all to state affairs, acting actively, and producing many achievements," while also noting, "There is a saying that a president's health is a public asset, so I hope you can take a breather and take good care of your health."

President Lee replied with a laugh, "You were no ordinary president yourself; didn't your teeth become loose back then?" and added, "I am sorry to cause worry about my health to an elder of the family as a younger person."
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