Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification was erected on August 14, 2001 in reflection of the earnest desire and firm will to reunify the country at all costs.
The Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification that stands like the gate to the national reunification is a sacred monument fully demonstrating the justness and vitality of the Juche-oriented policy of national reunification put forward by President Kim Il Sung and leader and symbolizing firm will of the Korean nation to reunify the country and the prosperous future of the unified country.
The Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification is located in the southern gateway of Pyongyang in Thongil Street, covering total floor space of over ten thousand square meters.
A monument bearing President Kim Il Sung’s instruction on national reunification stands in the education section of the Memorial Tower.
Displayed in the Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification are over 740 high-grade commemoration stones sent at home and abroad by numerous people aspiring after national reunification including the patriotic figures and pro-reunification personages in south Korea.
Monument to the Three Charters for National Reunification erected on the initiative and thanks to the wise leadership of leader Kim Jong Il inspires all compatriots of the whole nation in the north, south and abroad dynamically advancing along the road of accomplishing the cause of national reunification under the banner of Three Charters for National Reunification.
Kim Il Sung’s View of Happiness
In his reminiscences With the Century, Vol. 4, President Kim Il Sung wrote that if anyone asked him when he was most happy and joy
May 03, 2024
In his reminiscences With the Century, Vol. 4, President Kim Il Sung wrote that if anyone asked him when he was most happy and joy
