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Lee reassures farmers on CPTPP, farmland survey
President Lee Jae Myung met farmers and fishers on October 26 to address concerns over the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and the nationwide farmland survey. Yonhap reports he said, "여러분이 불의의 피해를 입는 일은..." (you will not suffer unfair damage), vowing to prevent undue losses. KBS World adds that Lee called CPTPP membership "inevitable" in the long term but said Korea is unlikely to join during his term, stressing the need to lay groundwork. The meeting, held at Cheong Wa Dae, included officials and industry figures to discuss agricultural worries and confusion from the farmland survey, which Lee noted was legally proposed by Song Mi-ryeong and is not a disadvantageous measure.
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