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Kim Jong Un’s Mega Construction Drive: What North Korea’s New Factories and Facilities Mean for the Country

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South Pyongan Provincial Party Committee that dispatched to the construction of local industrial factories / Rodong Sinmun

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un emphasized the love for the people while encouraging the construction of health facilities, a hub for science and technology distribution, and a grain management facility alongside the local industrial factories.

North Korea’s state-run newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, reported that workers, officials, and soldiers from the 124th Division of the People’s Army were enthusiastic about Kim’s decisions, particularly regarding the construction site of the local industrial factories.

The newspaper stated, “General Secretary Kim’s decisions bring all the world’s blessings to us, allowing us to enjoy happiness every day.” This commentary reflects the determination of party officials and steelworkers to express their loyalty and dedication.

It further noted that military builders and officials have committed to fulfilling their responsibilities as stewards of the people’s lives by faithfully executing the Party’s vision.

The report portrays the ongoing construction of local industrial factories as a major initiative that underscores Kim’s care for the people. It highlights the project’s importance and calls for increased production of construction materials.

Daniel Kim
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