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Briefings South Korea’s top candidates lay out starkly different visions ahead of electionLee proposes state-driven innovation and reform while Kim calls for liberalization and institutional rollback Democratic Party candidate Lee Jae-myung on Monday submitted his official 10-point policy platform to the National Election Commission, outlining a state-led vision focused on post-crisis recovery, technological competitiveness and institutional reform. His proposals include the creation of regional AI clusters, expanded investment in K-content exports and a phased energy transition away from coal. He also pledged to restore public trust in government following former President Yoon Suk-yeol’s impeachment by introducing legal constraints on presidential emergency powers, finalizing prosecution reform and reinforcing judicial independence. People Power Party candidate Kim Moon-soo also submitted his 10 key pledges, centered on economic deregulation, © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





