Minister Byeon Chang-heum of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Rejects Calls for Dismissal, Emphasizes Uninterrupted Real Estate Supply Measures

[Asia Economy Reporter Ryu Jeong-min] The Blue House has drawn a line against calls for the dismissal of Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Byeon Chang-heum.


A senior official at the Blue House told reporters on the 10th, "President Moon Jae-in has never once mentioned dismissal," adding, "Even during the meeting with the ruling party's floor leadership, the floor leadership did not mention it at all."


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There had been speculation in some political circles that the ruling party's floor leadership would propose the dismissal of the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport during their meeting with President Moon on that day, but no such remarks were made.


Regarding the real estate speculation allegations involving current and former employees of the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH), President Moon emphasized that a thorough investigation should come first and ordered Minister Byeon to respond strictly.



As President Moon has already stated, existing real estate supply measures such as the February 4th Plan must be pursued without wavering, and the Blue House explained that trust in the government's commitment to housing supply must be maintained.


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