North Korea, Russia reach deals on expanding ties in tourism, education and more
Two sides discuss plans to increase charter flights and open Russian-language center in Pyongyang at economic talks
A Russian delegation headed by natural resources minister Alexander Kozlov during a meeting of the integovernmental commission on trade, economic, scientific and technical cooperation in Pyongyang on Nov. 19, 2024 | Image: KCNA (Nov. 20, 2024)
North Korea and Russia have revealed plans to increase charter flights to promote tourism and open a joint Russian-language education center in Pyongyang, following an annual meeting of their bilateral economic commission this week.
The announcement of the new agreements came as Russian firms took center stage at the DPRK’s first major foreign goods fair since 2019, in the latest indicator of their growing commercial ties.
North Korea and Russia have revealed plans to increase charter flights to promote tourism and open a joint Russian-language education center in Pyongyang, following an annual meeting of their bilateral economic commission this week.
The announcement of the new agreements came as Russian firms took center stage at the DPRK’s first major foreign goods fair since 2019, in the latest indicator of their growing commercial ties.
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