KIM JONG UN GIVES FIELD GUIDANCE TO PYONGYANG WEAK-CURRENT APPARATUS FACTORY

Pyongyang, March 3 (KCNA) -- Kim Jong Un, first secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, first chairman of the National Defence Commission of the DPRK and supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, gave field guidance to the Pyongyang Weak-current Apparatus Factory. After being briefed on the monument to the revolutionary activities of President Kim Il Sung and leader Kim Jong Il and the monument to the instructions given by them, he went round the room for the education in the revolutionary history. Going round several places of the factory, he learned in detail about production. The President and Kim Jong Il reposed deep trust in the factory, showing profound concern and attaching importance to it. Kim Jong Un highly praised its officials, scientists, technicians and workers for honoring national economy plans on all indices every year, bearing their behests deep in mind. He saw the assembled weak-current apparatuses with keen interest. He said that the products of the factory have proved very efficient in practice and they are high in demand. The factory has been able to achieve successes in production in the past as it has solved all problems by dint of science and technology, keeping science and technology ahead of production, he said, expressing satisfaction over the traits of attaching importance to science and technology prevailing in the factory. He gave the factory an instruction to pay deep attention to the work for increasing the production of weak-current apparatuses and, at the same time, steadily improving their quality and fully guaranteeing trust in the products. He learnt in detail about the development of new apparatuses. He was pleased to learn that the employees of the factory are pooling their creative enthusiasm and wisdom and actively introducing latest science and technology, true to the intention of the party to research and develop new Korean-style modern weak-current apparatuses, thereby achieving big successes in the development of new products. It is necessary to independently develop new type ones which can hardly be found in any existing technological books from a Juche-oriented viewpoint and stand with a high ambition to produce something which others do not venture, he said, specifying ways to do so. The party has a very great expectation for the workers of the factory, he said, expressing the hope and belief that all of them would become creators and developers of new technology, work miracles and perform exploits in the development and production of latest weak-current apparatuses. He was accompanied by Kang Kwan Il, Hwang Pyong So and Hong Yong Chil, vice department directors of the Central Committee of the WPK.