In addition, Chairman Nak-yeon Lee of the Democratic Party is holding a meeting with members of the Mom Cafe at the Suhyup Gangseo Fisheries Wholesale Market Suhyup office in Gangseo-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 21st. National Company Reporters
In addition, standing chairman Lee Nak-yeon of the Democratic Party said in a meeting with the members of Mom Cafe, “We will take care of not only children’s education, but also care, play, nutrition, and health, with the determination that the state will be responsible from the stage before entering elementary or elementary school.
Chairman Lee said at the’Gangseo-gu Mom Cafe members meeting’ held at the Suhyup Gangseo Fisheries Wholesale Market Suhyup Office in Gangseo-gu, Seoul this afternoon, and emphasized that “this is the start of the new welfare.”
The meeting was held on this day to support the by-election of the mayor of Seoul.
Chairman Lee said, “I met parents at this elementary school around 2009.” “There is a difference in the availability of meals in each district, and the degree of eco-friendly meals is different. “Do it,” he said.
He said, “Now I don’t have any worries about that,” he said. “(When I was the governor of Jeollanam-do) I asked the children at lunch time at elementary school,’I like the mother’s meal better at home, the school meal better?’ and all of them said that it was school meal. Isn’t this better than’I hate school meals, I like mom’s meals.’”
Earlier, Chairman Lee proposed the’National Care System’ as the first policy of the new welfare system, and said, “We will work closely with new mayors to lay the groundwork for implementing the national care system from Seoul and Busan.”
On the other hand, Chairman Lee also attended an invitational conference for the Onmin Policy Forum, a policy research group, and spoke with the young generation.
Chairman Lee introduced this on his Facebook page and said, “Online and offline conversations with young people. We talked about the various concerns of youth, such as education, employment, and business start-ups, and the country’s response to them.
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