South Korea President: We Seek Innovative State

By:

Menna Seliem

CAIRO,

Feb. 20 (SEE)- The South Korean president Moon Jae-in confirmed

that he is seeking to build a comprehensive and innovative state in order to

provide security and citizens' needs.

According to

the Korean news agency Yonhap, Moon announced during a meeting that the

government's efforts to build an innovative state.

He said

"The basic human rights are to enjoy a happy life. It's hard to build a

comprehensive state without an innovative growth."

The president

added that the Korean government increased childcare allowance to include all

those who under 7 years old starting next September.

Moon said

that the health insurance coverage will be increased, in addition to reducing

the coast of medical treatment of the patient to 5% instead of 10%.

The head of

the state said "If these announced issues are applied without any problem,

then in 2020 every person in Korea would be happy."