SEOUL – Plans to build a $200m international airport on North Korea's East coast are on hold due to "political instability issues", an architecture firm responsible for the design and realization of the project told NK News.
A Hong Kong investment company invested the $200m in the construction of a major "international airport" on North Korea's East coast, a spokesperson from PLT, the architecture firm behind the designs revealed by NK News last month said.
SEOUL – Plans to build a $200m international airport on North Korea's East coast are on hold due to "political instability issues", an architecture firm responsible for the design and realization of the project told NK News.
A Hong Kong investment company invested the $200m in the construction of a major "international airport" on North Korea's East coast, a spokesperson from PLT, the architecture firm behind the designs revealed by NK News last month said.
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