Seoul, Nov 12 : South Korea is monitoring the possibility of North Korea holding a major event to celebrate the 10th anniversary of leader Kim Jong-un’s rise to power, Seoul’s Unification Ministry said on Friday.Seoul, November 12, : , South Korea monitors the possibility that North Korea will hold a large event to commemorate the 10th anniversary since Kim Jong Un’s ascent to power.Seoul’s Unification Ministry stated on Friday.Seoul, Nov 12, 2012 : .South Korea has been monitoring North Korea’s potential to hold an important event to mark the 10th anniversary the rise of Kim Jong Un, Seoul’s Unification Ministry reported on Friday.Kim assumed power in December 2011, following the sudden death of his father and former leader Kim Jong-il, reports Yonhap News Agency.According to Yonhap News Agency, Kim took power on December 11, 2011, after the death of his father and ex-leader Kim Jong Il.Kim Jong-il’s sudden death in December 2011 meant that he assumed the presidency, Yonhap News Agency reports.
“North Korea has not announced a plan for such a commemorative event as of now, but we will continue monitoring related moves as there are some needs for one to strengthen internal unity and evaluate the first year outcome of its five-year plan,” the Ministry deputy spokesman Cha Duck-chul told reporters here.According to Cha Duck-chul, a Ministry deputy spokesperson said that North Korea had not yet announced a strategy for such a celebration.
However, the ministry will monitor related movements as it is necessary for internal unity strengthening and evaluating the five-year plan’s first year results.The Ministry’s deputy spokesperson Cha Duck-chul said to reporters that North Korea hadn’t yet made a decision on a memorial event, though they will keep an eye out for any developments.
It refers to the North’s economic development scheme unveiled at the country’s eighth party congress in January, during which Kim admitted to a failure in his previous development plan and set out a new one.This refers to North’s new economic development program, which was unveiled in January at the eighth party congress.Kim acknowledged that he had failed in the previous plan of development and laid out a fresh one.It is the North’s plan for economic development, unveiled during the country’s 8th party congress in Jan.Kim acknowledged a lack of success in his prior development plan and proposed a new one.
The North was seen continuing to elevate Kim’s political status marking the 10th year since he took power.Kim was seen advancing in his political standing marking 10 years since his accession to power.Kim continued to be elevated by the North, marking his 10th anniversary of taking power.
Last month, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service said the North has removed portraits of Kim’s father and grandfather, late leaders Kim Jong-il and Kim Il-sung, respectively, from the backdrop of official meetings.The South Korean National Intelligence Service reported last month that the North had removed the portraits of Kim Jong-il’s grandfather and father, former leaders Kim Jong-il, and Kim Il-sung from the background of official meetings.According to South Korea’s National Intelligence Service, the North removed Kim Jong-il’s portraits and Kim Il-sung’s grandfather from the backdrop of official meetings.
The North is also internally using the term ‘Kimjongunism,’ like the former leaders’ ‘Kimilsungism’ and ‘Kimjongilism’, according to the spy agency, and increasingly referring to Kim as “suryong”, a Korean word for leader which had been reserved for his predecessors.According to spy agency, the North uses the term Kimjongunism internally, just like former leaders’ Kimilsungism and Kimjongilism.Kim is now being called “suryong”, which refers to Kim’s Korean name for leader, which was reserved for his predecessors.According to the spy agency the North also uses internally the term Kimjongunism like his former leaders’ Kimilsungism or Kimjongilism.Kim has been referred to as “suryong”, an Korean word that means leader and which used to be reserved for his predecessors.
The moves appear to be part of the North’s efforts to highlight people’s loyalty to Kim after the ruling party endorsed him as the “general secretary” in January, Cha said.These moves are part of North’s effort to show loyalty to Kim, Cha stated.Cha explained that the North is trying to emphasize people’s loyalty towards Kim following the party’s endorsement of him in January as his “general secretary”.
Kim, meanwhile, has not made a public appearance for a month after delivering a speech at a defence exhibition on October 11.Kim hasn’t made public appearances for over a month since he delivered a speech on October 11 at a defense exhibition.Kim is now unable to make a public appearance in the month that has passed since October 11, when he gave a speech at a defense exhibit #Seoul #monitors #Koreas #commemorate #anniversary #Kims
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