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University, college graduates in Nampho volunteer for army, as teachers in remote islands, to work at construction site in Pyongyang

Date: 30/03/2023 | Source: Chongnyon Chonwi (EN) | Read original version at source

Over 100 university and college graduates in Nampho volunteered for military service, as teachers in remote islands and to work at the construction site of  a new street in Pyongyang.

A meeting took place at the Nampho Theatre to congratulate them.

After congratulatory remarks, the volunteers made speeches to express their  determination.

At the meeting a congratulatory performance was given by members of the students’ youth mobile motivational squad of Nampho University of Education.

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