Pyongyang, November 2 (KCNA) -- Following are major news items and articles in leading newspapers of the DPRK on Saturday:
- Successes have been made across the country.
- Many agricultural workers of the Chongsan Farm in Kangso District and Unha and Jungak farms in Onchon County of Nampho Municipality reaped a rich harvest and meetings for year-end account settlement and income distribution were held respectively.
- An article says that citizens from the flood-hit areas are spending significant days in Pyongyang.
- A spokesman for the DPRK Foreign Ministry issued a statement declaring that the DPRK will further intensify its practical efforts to deter the military threat of the hostile forces and maintain the balance of forces in the region.
- The general processing ground of the Rason Grain Management Station was newly built and the Anhwa Health Complex in Rajin District remodeled.
- The 2024 national exhibition of processed marine products opened.
- A Russian delegation for the DPRK-Russia IT products exhibition left here for home.
Rodong Sinmun
- An article says that only glory and happiness are in store for the DPRK people who set their direction of life under the red flag of the Workers' Party of Korea.
- The Puhung Cement Factory conducted the blasting of 350 000 cubic metre earth.
- An article says that distrust for the U.S., an outrageous state of interference in internal affairs and hypocritical "aid nation", is growing deeper in the African continent.
Minju Joson
- An article calls upon officials to fulfill their duty assigned by the era with courageous efforts.
- Premier Kim Tok Hun sent a message of greeting to the prime minister of Algeria.
- The DPRK foreign minister sent a message of greeting to the minister of Foreign Affairs and Overseas Compatriots of Algeria. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2024.11.02.)
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