The “bold plan after denuclearization”, which was formalized at the international security conference as a foreign policy of the South Korean government, was officially announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a foreign policy in just 10 days from the “Ministry of Unification Initiative.”
Foreign Minister Park Jin said at the ASEAN Security Forum (AFR) in Phnom Penh on the 5th, "If North Korea transitions to substantive denuclearization, the government will prepare a bold plan to dramatically improve the North Korean economy and the lives of its people."
President Yun Seok-yeol instructed the Ministry of Unification on the 22nd of last month to “prepare meticulously realistic plans for the ‘bold proposal’ that North Korea would make if it accepts the substantial denuclearization.”
On the 24th, Unification Minister Kwon Young-se told reporters about the 'bold plan', "If this plan is realized in earnest, it will be a bold content so that North Korea can resolve its security concerns and overcome economic difficulties to a level where it no longer feels the need to develop nuclear weapons. "I'm thinking of it," he said, revealing that he was 'in the process of envisioning' to link North Korea with a 'disconnection' from the socialist economic system.
President Yoon expanded the conversion and expansion of Trump's Moon Jae-in regime's "economic future for the North Korean people" into "North Korean people," including North Korean security, as directed by the Ministry of Unification.
Minister Kwon said on the 24th of last month, "The characteristic of the bold plan is that we address the security concerns that are based on North Korea's nuclear development in addition to economic measures." confirmed
The bold plan was officially announced as foreign policy by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the South Korean government at the ASEAN Security Forum International Conference Hall in just 10 days after the “Ministry of Unification Initiative” was announced two days after the presidential directive.
<Breaking the Socialist Economy with the Inter-Korean System Confrontation ‘Free Democracy for the North Korean People’, July 24, 2022> See President Yoon Seok-yeol, ‘Unification with the North Korean People and Armaments for Liberal Democracy’, July 22, 2022>