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Pyongyang, capital city of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, has now turned more magnificent under the wise guidance of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un who is executing a grand plan for its development.
On the occasion of the 77th founding anniversary of the DPRK
(KPL) Pyongyang, capital city of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, has now turned more magnificent under the wise guidance of Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un who is executing a grand plan for its development.
A new street, called Changjon, went up in the downtown area, followed in succession by modern streets and residential districts–typically, Mirae Scientists, Ryomyong, Songhwa, Hwasong, Rimhung and Jonwi streets and the Pothong Riverside Terraced Houses District–and monumental edifices have mushroomed to facilitate development of the educational, scientific, public health, cultural and other fields.
In particular, the project of building 50,000 flats in Pyongyang, as decided by the Workers’ Party of Korea at its Eighth Congress, has made progress successfully, with the result that a new modern urban district has come into existence in the Hwasong area, comprising super-highrise and highrise apartment blocks, which are in ideal harmony with one another for their high formative and artistic novelty as well as for advanced civilization, and unique commercial and neighbourhood-serving amenities and recreation facilities which are of high symbolic quality.
Pyongyang will turn more and more beautiful, winning still greater fame not only as living quarters of the people for their enjoyable and civilized life but also as a showcase of a new version of culture of the socialist Korea.
Kim Jong Un attends in February 2025 the groundbreaking ceremony for the fourth-stage project to build 10,000 flats in the Hwasong area
Pyongyang, capital of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea
New looks of Pyongyang
Sci-Tech Complex, an all-people study house
Brightly illuminated Hwasong Street
Jonwi Street at night
May Day Stadium
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