President Moon Jae-in on June 22 said, "Anti-corruption drive is all the more important in the latter half of the administration. That's because governments are prone to lower their guard on their own during this time. We should persist to the end to complete the fair society that people desire."
He was speaking at the sixth Anti-Corruption Policy Consultative Council Meeting for Fair Society held at Cheong Wa Dae.
The president mentioned that Korea's rankings and scores saw record highs in the corruption perception indexes of international organizations. "It is very fortunate that our anti-corruption endeavors are being acknowledged internationally," he added.