防止半岛偶发冲突，建立政治军事互信，李在明称力争恢复韩朝《9·19军事协议》

Group 1 - South Korean President Lee Jae-myung aims to make this year a starting point for a significant national leap, proposing five key development principles: local-driven development, equitable opportunities and outcomes for all, maintaining security for sustainable development, leveraging culture for national growth, and empowering national development through peace [3][4] - In addressing inter-Korean relations, Lee emphasized the importance of creating a peaceful coexistence rather than focusing on unification, stating that the government will work towards practical measures to ease tensions on the Korean Peninsula and facilitate dialogue between North Korea and the U.S. [3][4] - The South Korean government is considering a phased restoration of the September 19 Military Agreement with North Korea, starting with a proposal to re-establish a "no-fly zone" over the military demarcation line, which is seen as a less militarily pressured approach compared to land and sea agreements [4] Group 2 - In terms of South Korea-China relations, Lee highlighted the importance of leadership meetings as a crucial opportunity to improve bilateral relations and explore mutually beneficial cooperation through redefined partnerships [4] - The ruling Democratic Party expressed support for Lee's vision of South Korea as a leader in restoring democracy and achieving a virtuous cycle of growth, while the opposition criticized the press conference as a mere political show lacking unity among the populace [5]