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Lee Jae-myung's first draft passed by the National Assembly on a scale of 31.8 trillion The government will vote on the proposed plan passed at the State Council meeting on the morning of the 5th, and the relevant ministries will then jointly brief on how to pay consumer coupons. #이재명정부 #추경안 #국무회의 👇👇 Read the full article 👇👇
The Ministry of Administration and Security announced that an additional budget of KRW 12.809.6 trillion was confirmed for the second time of this year through a vote of the National Assembly plenary session on the 4th. It was an increase of 1.874.4 trillion won from the initial government bill.
The National Assembly approved an estimate of 31.791.4 trillion won at the plenary session this night. Of the 182 members in attendance, 168 voted in favor, 3 against, and 11 abstained. In addition, it was passed on the initiative of passport members such as the Democratic Party. The first opposition party, the People's Power, did not participate in the vote.
Lee Jae-myung's nomics begins in earnest... 31.8 trillion dollars released #2차추경 #이재명노믹스 #민생안정과경기진작 #민생회복소비쿠폰 #기획재정부 Reporter Kim Jong-chul
[Breaking News] 'Section 31.8' Lee Jae-myung Government Proposal Proposed by National Assembly Plenary Session
Lee Jae-myung's first draft passed by the National Assembly on a scale of 31.8 trillion The government will vote on the proposed plan passed at the State Council meeting on the morning of the 5th, and the relevant ministries will then jointly brief on how to pay consumer coupons. #이재명정부 #추경안 #국무회의 👇👇 Read the full article 👇👇
South Korea’s parliament approved a $23.3 billion supplementary budget to support President Lee Jae Myung’s plan to address sluggish consumption and increasing trade uncertainties linked to US tariffs.
South Korea’s parliament passed a $23.3 billion supplementary budget to support President Lee Jae Myung’s efforts to boost an economy facing sluggish consumption and growing trade uncertainties due to US tariffs.
