One of North Korea’s top universities, Kim Chaek University of Technology (KCUT), opened their new Mirae (Future) Sci-Tech Center on Monday to advance the country’s high-tech consumer goods development, state media announced.
In a report on the opening featured on the front page of the party daily Rodong Sinmun on Tuesday, the Mirae Sci-Tech Center was said to house “modern equipment for developing, producing and testing products of up-to-date technology," and that other facilities include an "international symposium hall, conference room, interview room, etc.”
One of North Korea’s top universities, Kim Chaek University of Technology (KCUT), opened their new Mirae (Future) Sci-Tech Center on Monday to advance the country’s high-tech consumer goods development, state media announced.
In a report on the opening featured on the front page of the party daily Rodong Sinmun on Tuesday, the Mirae Sci-Tech Center was said to house “modern equipment for developing, producing and testing products of up-to-date technology," and that other facilities include an "international symposium hall, conference room, interview room, etc.”
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