The Korea Federation of Medium-Sized Enterprises (KFME) on the 13th expressed deep sympathy for the government's will to carry out a broad special pardon, including key economic figures, as the fifth special pardon, commutation, and reinstatement by the Yoon Seok-yeol administration ahead of Liberation Day, aimed at securing momentum for economic re-leap and strengthening social integration.
In its statement titled 'Opinions of the Medium-Sized Enterprise Sector on the Liberation Day Special Pardon' released that day, KFME stated, "We hope that understanding and consensus on the necessity of establishing a sustainable growth foundation to support the continuity of the Korean community will spread," adding, "Keeping in mind the purpose of the special pardon, not only economic figures but the entire business community should make their best efforts to enhance economic dynamism."
KFME also expressed expectations that "the inclusiveness of the special pardon, which broadly covers small and medium-sized business owners and small merchants from various industries, will breathe new life into the contracted livelihood and strengthen the broad social cooperation foundation as an essential condition for realizing a dynamic economy."
They also pledged to faithfully carry out their given mission. KFME stated, "The medium-sized enterprise sector will actively respond to the government's progressive measures and faithfully fulfill its given mission as a core of national wealth creation through more proactive innovation investment, job creation, and overseas market development."
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