Pak Kyong Su, Deputy Director-General of the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), has stated that the agency will continue to pursue plans related to artificial Earth satellites based on the mandate of the Workers’ Party and the state’s strategic interests. Over the past decade, KDNTAs efforts have ensured that these satellites operate efficiently and are multi-functional, resolving various technical issues related to their control and operation.
The development of technology for defense, economy, and improving people’s livelihood is vital for building a socialist power that progresses with cutting-edge science and technology. Pak Kyong Su highlighted that last year, Malligyong-1 reconnaissance satellite was launched, marking a significant step forward in strengthening national defense systems. Similar satellites are scheduled to be launched in 2024.
Pak emphasized that advancing technology is a crucial component in enhancing national defense, economic development, and improving people’s lives. The focus on this aspect is critical for Korea’s growth as a nation and should continue to be pursued.
In conclusion, Deputy Director-General Pak Kyong Su has reaffirmed KCNA’s commitment to developing artificial Earth satellites while highlighting their importance in strengthening national defense systems and advancing technology for economic growth and improving people’s lives.
