With Government Credit Recovery Policy, "Credit Scores of 2.92 Million Rise"

President Lee Wishes for Safe Return of Panstar Acro... Arrival in UK on the 12th

President Lee Jae-myung stated regarding the government’s credit recovery support policy, “We will broaden the path to a fresh start so that people do not stay down after a single hardship and can rise again.”

President Lee Jae-myung is speaking at the Senior Secretary Meeting held at the Blue House on the 3rd. 2026.9.3 Yonhap News Agency.

President Lee Jae-myung is speaking at the Senior Secretary Meeting held at the Blue House on the 3rd. 2026.9.3 Yonhap News Agency.

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On September 5, President Lee wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “The credit scores of 2,928,000 people have increased, and 116,000 people have newly accessed bank loans, while 38,000 people can now use credit cards.”


He added, “This is the change brought about by our ‘Credit Recovery Support for Faithful Payers’ program, designed to help those who have quietly repaid their debts even in difficult circumstances to work again, resume their businesses, and continue their daily lives.”


He went on to say, “In life, unexpected hardships such as illness or accidents may prevent people from paying their debts on time, but a single delinquency should not hold them back for life. We will create a society where those who work sincerely and strive hard can regain hope.”


President Lee also wished for the safe return of the Panstar Acro, the first Korean container ship to conduct a trial navigation along the Arctic route. He attached a video filmed aboard the Panstar Acro and wrote, “Together with the people, we wish for the safe voyage and return of the Panstar Acro, the pioneering vessel that will open the Arctic route and connect Busan, the southern maritime capital, to new horizons.”



The Panstar Acro, a 2,758 TEU-class vessel, departed from Busan New Port on August 22 and will arrive at its first port of call, Felixstowe in the United Kingdom, on September 12. The sailing distance through the Arctic Ocean is approximately 6,400 kilometers.


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