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.
