South Korean President Moon Jae-in pledged on Monday to push for engagement with Pyongyang until the end of his presidency, stating that talks with North Korea remain unfinished.

In a 35-minute policy speech at the National Assembly, Moon also celebrated his administration’s accomplishments in inter-Korean relations, which he said have opened the door for peace, as well as Seoul’s pandemic response.

His remarks came as lawmakers prepare to audit the government’s proposal for a record-high budget of $517 billion (604 trillion won).

“The dialogue is not complete yet,” said Moon, who has less than seven months left in his term.