Kim Jong Un, supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, toured a
commodity show presented by the munitions industry.
On display at the show,
organized at his proposal, were more than 1 800 kinds of daily necessities
which are produced at munitions industrial establishments.
Kim Jong Un went round the show to learn in detail about the number of
consumer goods and their quality.
Noting that the production
of commodities in the munitions industrial field has developed into a patriotic
movement for the Party and the State for more than six decades since President
Kim Il Sung initiated it in August 1954, the Supreme Commander said: We should
always remember the devoted efforts made by President Kim Il Sung and leader
Kim Jong Il to improve the people's living standard, and convey their loving
care for the people down through generations.
To produce in a larger
quantity quality consumer goods at the munitions industrial establishments is
for implementing the behests of the great leaders, preserving our own things
and giving fuller play to the advantages of our socialist system, he said,
urging the officials in the munitions industrial field to steadily push forward
this work as an important policy issue.
He stressed that the
officials, party members and other working people in the munitions industrial
field should turn out as one in the production of commodities with the strong
resolution that they are responsible for the important work to provide the
people with richer and more civilized life.
It is needless to produce
any goods unsuited to the people's taste and what is important in turning out
commodities is to sensitively understand what kind of goods the people like and
concentrate efforts on the production of goods winning their favor, he said.
It is the Party's
intention to fill every shop of the country with quality domestic commodities,
he said. And he encouraged the relevant field to plan this work in a big way
and push forward it boldly, saying that he would personally solve the problems
arising in the production of commodities.
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