Pyongyang, September 19 (KCNA) -- Trade union organizations at all levels in the DPRK are intensifying the ideological education, a political information campaign to arouse the masses to the struggle for attaining the important goals of economic development set forth by the Workers' Party of Korea.
In August alone, officials and primary information workers of trade unions at all levels went to more than 8 700 industrial establishments to stir up the working masses' enthusiasm for revolution and struggle.
The North Hwanghae Provincial Committee of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea (GFTUK) has conducted political work with literary and art pieces showing the leadership exploits of the Party associated with the province. Trade union organizations in Nampho and Rason municipalities have displayed information and motivation force and means at worksites to touch the heartstrings of the masses.
The South Phyongan Provincial Committee of the GFTUK arouses its officials and members to make tangible contribution to the prosperity of the country by using the education data based on the fighting spirit and traits of the workers of the Jagang Provincial Supply Coal Mine.
The trade union committees of North Hamgyong and South Hamgyong provinces have directed efforts to ensuring the mobility of information and agitation, while displaying large visual boards and flash news boards at worksites to encourage the workers of the Kim Chaek Iron and Steel Complex and the Ryongsong Machine Complex.
Trade union organizations at the Ryuwon Footwear Factory, the State Academy of Sciences and the Pyongyang Foodstuff Complex are making the ideological work an occasion of redoubling the workers' spirit of self-reliance and strenuous efforts. -0-
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