Kim thanks people found in rare New Year cards
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un thanked the public for their trust and support "on the difficult times" and wished them happiness and good health on his first Brand-new Year's Day cards delivered to his people. Kim usually provides a televised speech on Jan. 1, but he's widely likely to skip it this season since he'll address the country's first ruling party congress in five years sometime in early January.
"I will work hard to bring before the new era where the ideals and desires of our persons should come true," Kim explained in his letter, in line with the Korean Central News Agency. "I offer because of the people for having invariably trusted and supported our party even in the difficult times," he said. "I sincerely wish all of the families in the united states greater happiness and beloved people, good health."
As well Friday, North Korea said it has successfully completed "an 80-day battle," an efficiency campaign it generally launches to press citizens to work extra hours and report bigger creation numbers before major political events. Through the congress, experts state North Korea will probably underscore building a more robust self-reliant market to tackle the downsides so that they can squeeze persons to work harder.
KCNA said "the all-people advance by dint of self-reliance" achieved "a proud success of the historic 80-day battle." It explained the North Koreans possess either fulfilled or exceeded recently arranged quotas at factories, mines, farms, flooding recovery gets results, anti-coronavirus steps, and different other areas.
