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In addition, Democratic Party candidate Park Young-sun, Mayor of Seoul, said on the 31st, “The current spirit of the times is a great transformation in Seoul.”
Candidate Park said in an interview with Yonhap News, “This 4·7 by-election is an election that sets the coordinates for the future 100 years of Seoul, and whether Seoul can make a world-leading city in the digital economy era.”
Candidate Park said, “In the Moon Jae-in administration, Korea has surpassed Italy to become a G7 nation with gross national income (GNI) per capita,” and said, “We need to set the coordinates properly and make Seoul a leap forward. Seoul should never be a target of political dispute.” Emphasized.
Regarding the key pledge to supply 300,000 units of public housing, “if you build a’half-price apartment’ with land rental, you can keep the price constant at 5 million won per pyeong.” I will do it.”
Regarding the policy to allow the reconstruction and redevelopment of old apartments in the Gangnam area of Seoul, he said, “Incorporating the concept of a public community, the development profits should be taken in a win-win manner.”
He said, “In 2011, former Mayor Oh Se-hoon resigned because he couldn’t read the topic of free meals,” he said. “The profits of the New Town development were taken by the wrong person, and there was great fatigue from the redevelopment of the bulldozer style from top to bottom. “It was evaluated.
Former Mayor Park Won-soon, the late Mayor of Seoul, analyzed that “the concept of urban renewal was taken differently, and it was a life-type market,” and “It was a process of changing around a bigger project and a long-term vision from Park Won-soon’s 3rd period, and it stopped there.” did.
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He said that President Moon Jae-in’s 5 years in office maintains the 40% level of the current state map, “proposed a blueprint for the Korean version of the New Deal through the era of great transformation, and evaluated the efforts to create a fair society.” “You have to humbly accept criticism.”
Candidate Park, who has recently highlighted his ties with President Moon, stressed, “Everyone has forgotten it, but I am the first person who was in charge of attending candidate Moon Jae-in during the 2012 presidential election.”
He pointed out that with regard to candidate Woo Sang-ho, a rival for the race, to promote the legitimacy of the progressive camp, “they have not left the party in the party’s history.
He added, “Although legitimacy can be found in history, it is also important whether the times call people.”
Candidate Park said, “I’m not very interested. We must do our job” when asked about the opinion of the opposition’s unification of candidates.
Regarding Candidate Ahn Chul-soo, who once joined the Democratic Party, “I also negotiated unification during the 2012 presidential election, and in 2014 it was a relationship between the party representative and the in-house representative.” “I have an accurate evaluation of Ahn, but it is still time to talk. It is not” he said.
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