Pyongyang, November 29 (KCNA) -- Officials in the field of the preservation of revolutionary relics from across the DPRK started a study tour of the revolutionary battle sites in the area of Mt Paektu.
A kicking-off meeting took place at the plaza before the statue of President Kim Il Sung at the Samjiyon Grand Monument on November 28.
The participants laid a floral basket and bouquets before the statue of the President and paid tribute to him.
Ri Thae Jin, director of the Revolutionary Relics Administration Guidance Bureau, made a speech at the meeting.
He called upon the members of the study tour group to learn from the spirit of making Yongil bombs and the revolutionary spirit of self-reliance and fortitude displayed by the anti-Japanese forerunners.
He said that they should study and deepen the methodological issues for keeping the revolutionary battle sites and revolutionary sites in their origin, preserving and managing them in a sci-tech way and conducting effective education through them, and thoroughly apply them in their work.
He stressed that all the group members should add luster to their honor as standard-bearers and frontline soldiers on the ideological front of the Workers' Party of Korea in the ongoing worthwhile struggle to usher in a new era of comprehensive national rejuvenation, true to the idea and leadership of the respected Comrade Kim Jong Un .
At the end of the meeting, they went round the Samjiyon Grand Monument. -0-
www.kcna.kp (2024.11.29.)
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