At the Namdaemun Market in Jung-gu, Seoul on the morning of the 23rd, Lee Nak-yeon, the Democratic Party’s representative, Rep. Woo Sang-ho and Park Young-sun, former Minister of Small and Medium Business, are eating fish cakes. News 1
In addition, Democratic Party representative Lee Nak-yeon visited Seoul Namdaemun Mayor on the 23rd to hear the voices of merchants suffering from the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19). Park Young-sun, former Minister of Small and Medium Venture Business, and Rep. Sang-ho Woo, also accompanied by the Seoul Mayor’s by-election.
On this day, the representatives of Lee and his party went around the market and purchased kimbap, donuts, and fish cakes with Onnuri gift certificates. Representative Lee bought socks and presented them to former Minister Park and Rep. Woo. Some merchants appealed to Lee for difficulties, saying,’Please save the economy of Namdaemun Market.’
Representative Lee said at a meeting with the merchants’ association, “Even when I was the prime minister, I sat here and listened to a lot of talks.” He said, “The government has announced that there will be population immunity by vaccines by the fall of this year,” he said. “I will focus on how to alleviate this pain until then. Let’s go over the difficulties together.”
Former Minister Park Young-sun and Rep. Woo Sang-ho also accompanied
He asked for support for former Minister Park and Congressman Woo. Representative Lee introduced the two, saying, “Today I have two former Minister Park Young-seon and Rep. Woo Sang-ho,” and “the one who has long cherished a dream of wanting to care for and make Seoul City good.”
“The place where the digitalization of small business people started is also here, Namdaemun mayor,” said former Minister Park. “He said.
Rep. Woo said, “The market is not just a product, but a new living space where many people gather to share new cultures and information,” he said. “The market’s facility improvement or policy funding will be needed, but the party, the government, and the Seoul city will do what they can.” It will be difficult due to the corona, but I will become candidates for the Democratic Party and the Mayor of Seoul who will overcome as much as possible and make business well.”
Nak-Yeon Lee “I know I don’t have enough support”
After the meeting, CEO Lee told reporters, “We will do our best to relieve the pain of self-employed and small business owners even a little faster while helping the quarantine to proceed smoothly.” We know that we are not doing it well. We will help people live flexibly without being late by discussing the active role of finance with the government.”
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