A Singapore-based nonprofit that supports aspiring North Korean entrepreneurs plans to resume face-to-face training in the DPRK this fall, potentially signaling Pyongyang’s willingness to increase business engagement after years of border restrictions.
“Very happy to say that after 4 years of online education programs, we have restarted our in-country programs in Korea after visiting the country!” Choson Exchange announced on social media on Tuesday.
A Singapore-based nonprofit that supports aspiring North Korean entrepreneurs plans to resume face-to-face training in the DPRK this fall, potentially signaling Pyongyang’s willingness to increase business engagement after years of border restrictions.
“Very happy to say that after 4 years of online education programs, we have restarted our in-country programs in Korea after visiting the country!” Choson Exchange announced on social media on Tuesday.
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