DPRK leader Kim Jong Un announced a 'definite upturn' in the economy during a high-stakes ruling party meeting this week, sparking global curiosity about the reclusive nation's progress. The Workers' Party of Korea reviewed 2024's first-half performance and outlined ambitious second-half goals, doubling down on infrastructure and tech-driven growth.
Key sectors like agriculture and construction are thriving, with 'remarkable successes' in housing projects like Pyongyang's 10,000-home initiative. Kim emphasized boosting regional economies and leveraging science to tackle challenges, saying 2024 must be a 'year of new changes.'
While state media reported 'no big deviations' from economic plans, analysts worldwide are decoding the rare insights. How will tech innovation reshape the DPRK's trajectory? Stay tuned as we track this unfolding story.
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The Workers' Party of Korea reviewed 2024's first-half performance and outlined ambitious second-half goals, doubling down on infrastructure and tech-driven growth.
Kim emphasized boosting regional economies and leveraging science to tackle challenges, saying 2024 must be a 'year of new changes.'
How will tech innovation reshape the DPRK's trajectory? Stay tuned as we track this unfolding story.
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