North Korea, as if stuck in the middle of the 20th century, again returned to the "five-year plans". Residents of the country will have to work according to the plan, which our compatriots ceased to follow in the 1980s.
The last "five-year plan" in the DPRK fell on the period from 1987 to 1993.
In the photo: a resident of North Korea at one of the state enterprises.
Worship of the past is an important tradition in North Korea.
In the photo: a wedding photo session of a North Korean couple against the background of state monuments.
An important element of North Korean education is the accustoming of even the smallest inhabitants of the country to pride in the achievements of the state.
In the photo: a carousel in the form of a well-known North Korean satellite in one of the local kindergartens.
Economy and foreign policy are the two main areas on which Kim Jong-un is currently focused.
In the photo: North Korean school children worship the monument of Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il.
Regions of the republic, according to experts, will begin to develop.
In the photo: the state beauty salon, Pyongyang.
The capital of North Korea Pyongyang will continue to build up. Not so long ago a new quarter with modern high-rise buildings was built in the city.
In the photo: panorama of Pyongyang.
Special attention is paid to the industry in North Korea.
In the photo: work at one of the North Korean plants.
In addition, Kim Jong-un promised that the state will launch a program for the development of public transport.
Pictured: North Koreans waiting for the bus.
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