The Lee Jae Myung administration has unveiled its five-year blueprint for state affairs, outlining 123 policy tasks.

The Presidential Policy Planning Committee presented the plan during a public briefing on Wednesday, naming constitutional change as the top priority.

Other measures include reforming the prosecution, preventing military involvement in politics, and overhauling the Board of Audit and Inspection.

Economic initiatives feature AI-driven growth, expanded R&D investment and a National Growth Fund to support future industries, along with projects to achieve carbon neutrality and address the climate crisis.

The proposals will undergo government review and Cabinet approval before being finalized.