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Domestic sweet persimmons were exported to the Chinese market for the first time after 17 years of quarantine negotiations.
Regarding the fact that domestic sweet persimmons were exported to China for the first time in 17 years of quarantine negotiations on the 7th, President Lee Jae-myung promised, "We will actively support the development of new export markets so that more agricultural products can be sold and farm income can increase."
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President Lee said, “As the export market, which was focused on Southeast Asia, has expanded to China, new opportunities have arisen for our farms as well. As our export destinations diversify, we can reduce our dependence on specific markets and introduce our agricultural products to more consumers.”
Meanwhile, in another post, President Lee shared Busan Mayor Jeon Jae-soo's post stating that foreigners' credit card spending in Busan exceeded 1 trillion won and wrote, "I support Mayor Jeon and all Busan citizens."
President Lee said, “Busan must regain its status as the second capital,” and added, “The former mayor and Busan City will make Busan a world-class maritime hub, and the Lee Jae-myung administration will actively support it.”

US President Donald Trump announced Friday that Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller will replace White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, following a major Republican defeat in the midterm elections.

The People Power Party held a large-scale outdoor rally in front of Gyeongbokgung Station in Seoul on the 7th, the day after the passage of the Democratic Party-led 'Special Prosecution Bill on Manipulated Prosecutions' and strongly criticized President Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party. The party urged the president to exercise his veto and hinted at the possibility of holding the highest meeting in front of the Blue House in the future and linking the review of the budget bill.

The Democratic Party of Korea criticized the People Power Party's opposition to the 'Special Prosecution Act on Manipulated Prosecutions' and its participation in the off-site struggle, and urged participation in the investigation of the truth, an apology for martial law, and a renewal of conservative values.

The People Power Party criticized the government as the possibility of Taekwondo being listed as 'North Korea's traditional martial art' on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity increased. Spokesperson Ham In-kyung pointed out the National Heritage Administration's lack of delivery of official documents and argued that it was an act of deceiving the public.

International Secretary Kim Song-nam, who is on an official visit to China leading the North Korean Workers' Party delegation, met with Liu Haixing, head of the Chinese Communist Party's External Liaison Department, at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing, and also met with Politburo Standing Member Tsai Chi. The two sides reaffirmed their support for strengthening North Korea-China relations and socialist construction policies, and a welcome banquet was also held.

The Chinese Communist Party has begun the process of electing 2,360 delegates to attend the 21st National Congress, which is scheduled to be completed by the end of June next year. It is expected that this party congress will actually decide whether President Xi Jinping will be elected to a fourth term as General Secretary of the Communist Party.