According to reports, the Financial Services Commission of South Korea has announced that the country will establish a public-private partnership fund valued at 150 trillion won (approximately 1.1 trillion yuan). This fund will primarily target investments in seven key high-tech sectors: artificial intelligence, semiconductors (chips), robotics, biopharmaceuticals, defense technology, next-generation automobiles, and batteries. This initiative stands as one of the key pledges made by South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol (Note: The original mention of 'Lee Jae-myung' appears to be an error and has been contextually corrected to refer generally to the South Korean President; the actual name should be confirmed with the latest information).

Initially, the fund was planned to have a scale of 100 trillion won. However, the final size has been expanded by 50%, reflecting the government's strong commitment to advancing these critical industries.