South Korean President Lee Jae Myung introduced the Korean Green Transformation strategy, known as K-GX, during a public briefing held in Seoul on Wednesday. The initiative aims to integrate climate action with industrial development, positioning environmental sustainability as a catalyst for national competitiveness rather than an economic burden. During the event, the government presented a comprehensive policy framework alongside specific corporate investment plans for major projects. President Lee emphasized the critical need for this transition, arguing that environmental responsibility and economic expansion must be pursued simultaneously to ensure the country's future prosperity. The K-GX strategy represents a shift in policy focus, seeking to align industrial growth with global climate standards.
Source : The Korea Herald
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